Say "Hey Siri, Jarvis" and Claude Code on your Mac checks PRs, CI, Slack and email, or makes a small fix as a draft PR, while CarPlay reads the answer aloud. No app, no API key. It asks before sending or merging anything. Free and open source.

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Harsh, a product engineer at Modelia. I spend a lot of time driving, and I kept thinking of things I wanted Claude Code to check while I drove. So one weekend I built carcode. You say "Hey Siri, Jarvis" and ask about your pull requests, CI, Slack or inbox, or ask for a small code change. Claude Code does the work on your Mac and CarPlay reads the answer back. A few things I had to solve along the way: • Siri cuts you off at the first pause, so carcode notices half-sentences and says "Go on" • Siri gives up after about 10 seconds, so long jobs say "One moment" and finish in the background • Nothing is sent, merged or posted until you say "confirm" It uses the Claude Code you're already logged in to (no API key) and installs with one command: npx carcode-cli. You can try it without a car: npx carcode-cli talk I'd love to hear what you'd ask your codebase on the drive.

Tomorrow I'm launching carcode: you say "Hey Siri, Jarvis" in the car and Claude Code on your Mac answers through CarPlay, whether that's checking PRs and CI, reading Slack, or opening a draft PR for a small fix.

While building it, the hard parts turned out to be human, not technical: Siri cuts you off at the first pause, gives up after about 10 seconds, and nobody wants an AI merging code without asking. So carcode waits when you trail off, finishes long jobs in the background, and won't send or merge anything until you say "confirm".

I'm curious what you'd actually use this for. What would you want to check, fix or ship from the driver's seat, and what would you never trust it with?

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Talk to Claude Code from your car, with Siri and CarPlay

Talk to Claude Code from your car, with Siri and CarPlay

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What would you ask your codebase while driving?

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What would you ask your codebase while driving?