VOICE CONTROL FOR CLAUDE CODE & CODEX

Control Claude Code and Codex with your voice

Press Fn+Space in any app and say “have Claude Code fix the login page error”. echo agent turns that into text on your Mac and hands it to the Claude Code or Codex CLI you are already signed in to, running in the background. When it’s done, you hear back which files changed and whether the build passed.

echo agent v0.1.34 · macOS 15 or later · Apple silicon · English and Chinese speech

Download for Mac Try the interactive demo
echo agent on a Mac: press Fn+Space and say “Have Claude Code fix the login page error”

What you need

Get started in three steps

  1. Install echo agent and pick a modelSign in to use the built-in echo model for free, or add your own API key in Settings. This model understands what you said and decides where the work goes.
  2. Press Fn+Space in any appA capsule appears at the top of your screen. Start talking; the app you are in keeps focus.
  3. Press Fn+Space again to submitOnce the task is handed off, close the panel and get on with something else. You’ll hear back when it’s done.

Things you can say

How the tasks run

FAQ

Does it understand Chinese?

Yes. Speech is recognized on your Mac, in English or Chinese, and Chinese sentences with English terms such as Claude Code or login.tsx work too. Recordings are never saved or uploaded.

Claude Code already has voice input. Why use echo agent?

You don’t have to switch to the terminal first. While you are reading an error in the browser or a spec in a document, press Fn+Space and say it, and a screenshot of that window can go along with the task. The same shortcut reaches both Claude Code and Codex.

Does it cost anything?

echo agent is a free download. After signing in you get free daily uses of the built-in echo model; if you need more, buy a pass or add your own API key. Claude Code and Codex run on your own accounts and plans.

Does it work on Windows or Intel Macs?

Not yet. echo agent is Mac only and needs Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later.

Want to see it work first? The home page has a 48-second film and an interactive demo.