SOMEONE TURNED A $10,000 KEYBOARD INTO A CLAUDE CODE CONTROLLER No typing or mouse. Just knobs and your voice. Every TP-7 button controls a Claude Code function > switch between AI agents with a physical click > see agent status on the device display > talk to it in... any language > everything runs locally > TP-7 mic beats your Mac's built-in mic This started as a toy side project Now he controls Claude Code entirely with his hands and voice He plans to open-source it once it's done This is what vibe coding looks like when a Chinese developer gets bored on a weekend Btw if you want Claude Code set up properly ClaudeKit is the fastest way to do it theclaudekit(.)com I made a guide on 9 Claude features most miss find it belowshow more

that’s delightfully extra ;D

Haha it really is

This reminds me off a new project where steam joystick could find its own way to charging station moving by vibration lol

the TP-7 as a controller is such a flex lol

CC wasn't only flex there 😭

Teenage enganeering making the possible impossible in the most beautiful form factors on earth

Omg thats insane 🔥

this is actually the coolest setup i've seen in a while.

一万刀的键盘，终于不用敲键盘了

damn this keyboard looks amazing bro

This is a great example of how creative interfaces can completely change how we interact with AI, Sometimes the biggest innovation isn't the model, it's the experience around it.

Where I can find how to setup it? I guess it’s using midi interface?

$10K keyboard is $1.5K, .com written with the dot in parens, two product placements, one self-promo. Pass.

This combination of physical hardware and AI demonstrates the future of interaction with technology

the moment you build hardware for a software tool, you've crossed a line that's not a side project anymore

10k keyboard just to avoid typing... humanity stays undefeated

this works until you need to context-switch fast — curious how latency holds up compared to just typing

The interesting part is not the hardware; it is making the harness observable. Once a control surface shows agent state, approvals, and mode switches, you can tell whether the workflow is portable or just trapped in one app.

Physical knobs and voice to control Claude Code solves an ergonomics problem nobody knew they had. The cognitive load of switching between architecture thinking and typing commands is real. How much faster is the voice plus knob workflow compared to pure keyboard?

knobs and voice to drive claude code is peak 2026 lol. the best tools always start as someone bored on a weekend, never the roadmap.

Si.. es la controladora de código más cara y absurdamente estúpida que he visto sinceramente

that’s wild! claudio, you’re absolutely bonkers. 🤯

this is fun but the real insight is that voice-to-code is still slower than typing for experienced devs — latency matters

Automation & summarization made easy,you can also use your connectors for higher efficiency.

Physical controls for AI agents are underrated. Once agents become workflows instead of chat boxes, knobs, status displays, and voice commands start to feel less like toys and more like operator consoles.

only someone who dropped 10k on a keyboard would then turn it into a claude code controller instead of, you know, typing absolutely unhinged and i respect it

Controlling Claude Code with knobs and voice instead of typing is such a fun reminder that interfaces don't have to be a keyboard.