local voice for coding agents

Speak.Ship.

A quiet voice bridge that helps you steer Claude Code and Codex without reading raw logs, losing focus, or turning every thought into a prompt.

Install for macOS Review preview

She already knows the room.

Version 0.1

Claudia Knows the full context

She understands what is happening before you ask for the next move.

Dispatch Sub-agents start

She sends the right work to the right helper.

Orchestrate The room stays aligned

She tracks who is doing what and what changed.

Notify Only important moments return

She listens for updates and filters the noise.

Callback She calls you back

You hear the clear next step when your attention matters.

the product boundary

Speak to Claudia. Let the coding agent edit.

Talk first

Use voice for planning, steering, stopping, and deciding what should happen next.

Dispatch safely

When you say "do it", Claudia creates a clear task for Claude Code or Codex.

Hear the summary

The callback is short and speech-safe: no raw code, no secrets, no terminal sludge.

installation

Install locally.

Share with Claude Code or Codex, or install via terminal, then start the call from the same project.

brew tap XoAnonXo/codexini https://github.com/XoAnonXo/codexini
brew install aura
aura call --onboarding

Install Codexini Aura on this Mac via Homebrew:

  brew tap XoAnonXo/codexini https://github.com/XoAnonXo/codexini
  brew install aura

After install completes, tell me to restart this Claude Code chat
so the bundled plugin loads (Claude reads plugins at chat startup),
then on my first message in the new chat run /aura:aura-live to
start the first voice call. Aura will ask for microphone access
once — click OK and she'll introduce herself.

If brew isn't installed, point me at https://brew.sh — Homebrew is
required for this install path.

Install Codexini Aura for Codex in this project and start the first voice call.

Open a terminal in this project folder and run exactly:

  bash <(curl -fsSL -H "Cache-Control: no-cache" https://codexini.com/install) --target codex --start-call

Success means: Aura installed for Codex and the first voice onboarding call started.

Before each macOS permission prompt appears, tell me what is about to happen, why Aura needs it, and what to click. Microphone access is expected — tell me to click OK.

Stop and ask me if it requests sudo, browser OAuth, Codex/OpenAI credentials, API keys, Rust or Node toolchain installs, or manual app interaction outside normal permission dialogs.

Terminal and Claude installs use Homebrew. Codex uses the direct installer so it can configure the project and start the first call. Read the formula on GitHub before you tap.