Dune Keypad - Context-aware Mac keypad, w/ Claude + community extensions
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Dune is a context-aware keypad for Mac that now builds around you. Create shortcuts just by talking to Claude, browse a Marketplace of community-built scripts, and assign any workflow to your three keys across the apps you use. From meetings to dev tools to everyday tasks, Dune adapts instantly so the right action is always one keypress away.
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Build with Claude is the move that shifts this from a hardware product to a platform. The interesting failure case is when a user describes a workflow that the available scripts cannot cover, and Claude either generates something plausible that breaks silently or refuses and the user is left where they started. How are you handling that gap on the maker side? Is there a feedback path from failed conversations back into the curated Marketplace queue so the gaps become the next batch of scripts? The Mac surface area is huge and the long tail of “I do this five times a day” is exactly where the value sits.
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You mentioned that Dune is built for anyone running AI agents (like Claude or Openclaw). What does the interaction loop look like here? Can the keys be mapped to act as a physical 'human-in-the-loop' approval step to let an agent proceed, or an emergency interrupt switch to stop a running agent loop instantly?