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Video
One tap on a ring opens Claude Code, I talk, another tap sends it, and Claude answers out loud. A skill I wrote makes it answer the way you would say it. No keyboard, no mouse.
Behind the experience
A ring becomes the physical control for a spoken Claude Code workflow. One tap opens the interaction, speech supplies the request and another tap sends it.
Claude’s answer is read aloud. Lorenzo’s custom skill shapes those replies for listening, so the demonstration can move through the exchange without a keyboard or mouse.
Project notes
The ring handles the start-and-send gestures. The demonstration is about a physical interaction with a coding assistant, rather than a new language model.
The custom skill changes how the assistant answers so the response sounds like something said aloud. Input and output are both designed around conversation.
Video
One tap on a ring opens Claude Code, I talk, another tap sends it, and Claude answers out loud. A skill I wrote makes it answer the way you would say it. No keyboard, no mouse.