Launching today
SKI
Free voice coding for Claude Code, Codex and more
479 followers
Free voice coding for Claude Code, Codex and more
479 followers
We just built SKI — voice coding for Claude Code, Codex and more. It's not dictation: your agent answers you out loud, like a real teammate, so you build at the speed you think. You can even bring it into a meeting to build live, or send it in your place to speak for you. It's an ambient thing that just sits on your desktop — hit a key, talk, it works. All on your machine, free. Available on Mac & Windows.
Voquill
The meeting use case is interesting. Bringing an agent into the conversation instead of just using it behind the scenes is a cool idea. Excited to see where this goes.
SKI
@henry_habib Thank you for taking a look into it. The agent can be just a notetaker inside meeting, or it can bring in the intelligence of the project it is connected to, into the meeting. It can listen, talk, chat, screen share and share files via temporary links (available only during the call duration) to the participants using a secure tunnel.
SKI
@henry_habib You’re absolutely right! That’s exactly what we’re trying to enable—your coding sessions can now collaborate with your team, not just write code.
Here’s a quick video of sending your agents to meetings:
Congrats on the launch! The "answers you out loud" part is what got me. most voice tools are one-way. Curious how it handles longer, more ambiguous prompts (not just quick one-liners), does it ask clarifying questions back, or just runs with its best guess?
Zro
Congrats on your launch! Would like to see Linux support!
SKI
@emirsoyturk Will be adding it soon. Stay tuned!
SKI
Quick video on how to use SKI
Yes, I want this! Giving it a try.
Heads up: Clicking the download buttons on your site did not work for me (but copying the link manually did)
Update - initial feedback:
- Very quick to setup and understandable! Love how it just instantly works on my existing setup without any configuration.
- The talk-indicator doesn't feel responsive. It needs three important visual states: recording started (key pressed), listening, recording ended (key released)
- Since push-to-talk doesn't present anything visually on screen, I find it hard to stay focused on the audible conversation. The effect is something like taking a regular phone call while working, as opposed to having a video call with screen sharing. While it's very neat to have it out of the way, I think SKI might work better if it had a fuller GUI showing what's being talked about. Maybe a 400x300 floating window where SKI can pull up the current artifact (current plan, PR description, commit log, quickly sketched diagram, screenshot, etc)
- What SKI calls "Projects" are actually worktrees/agents within a project. Maybe not crucial now, but might be worth a retake (either call it workspaces, or introduce a hierarchy).
Question:
Can I switch project by voice? (I'm afraid to ask, if my agent ends up trying a creative solution...)
JetBrains
Love the idea! Voice-first coding feels much more natural than traditional dictation. Running everything locally is a huge plus for both privacy and performance. Excited to see how SKI evolves—congratulations on the launch! 👏
SKI
@karan_sahani Thanks a lot for checking us out and for the support. Please try out our product and let us know you feedback.
This is genuinely interesting. Feels less like voice dictation and more like collaborating with an AI teammate. Congrats on the launch!
SKI
@numerbyte Thanks a lot Aditya, for the support. Do check out the meeting notes taker as well. Lets you connect your meetings to the agent of your choice. On device. Bot free.