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this guy built an app that lets him control multiple claude code instances WITH JUST HIS EYES AND VOICE he looks at the terminal he wants and speaks his command. that's it no keyboard. no mouse. just gaze tracking + voice on a macbook pro absolutely unreal. I guess... show more

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