m'kay
An open-source voice remote-control tool that lets users operate multiple AI coding agents running on a Mac—such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor—by voice from a phone or browser. It supports two modes: local execution and a menu-bar application.
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m'kay is an open-source tool that lets users remotely control multiple coding agents running on a Mac via voice from a phone or browser.
m'kay can simultaneously take control of Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor running on a Mac.
m'kay's slogan is "One voice for all your coding agents."
m'kay drives real desktop applications running on Mac rather than opening a separate session in the cloud, with sessions and project context preserved in place.
m'kay uses a read-back confirmation mechanism, where no instruction is actually sent for execution until the user explicitly says yes.
m'kay offers two usage modes: running all components entirely locally, or using its menu-bar Mac application.
m'kay is categorized under Open Source and GitHub on Product Hunt.
m'kay was created by Maxim Makatchev.
m'kay received 84 votes on Product Hunt and ranked 20th.
m'kay's architecture manipulates applications programmatically rather than streaming screen visuals, resulting in extremely low bandwidth requirements and enabling use in unstable network conditions.
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m'kay is an open-source tool that lets users remotely control multiple coding agents running on a Mac via voice from a phone or browser.
50%Unverifiedm'kay can simultaneously take control of Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor running on a Mac.
50%Unverifiedm'kay's slogan is "One voice for all your coding agents."
50%Unverifiedm'kay drives real desktop applications running on Mac rather than opening a separate session in the cloud, with sessions and project context preserved in place.
50%Unverifiedm'kay uses a read-back confirmation mechanism, where no instruction is actually sent for execution until the user explicitly says yes.
50%Unverifiedm'kay offers two usage modes: running all components entirely locally, or using its menu-bar Mac application.
50%Unverifiedm'kay is categorized under Open Source and GitHub on Product Hunt.
50%Unverifiedm'kay was created by Maxim Makatchev.
50%Unverifiedm'kay received 84 votes on Product Hunt and ranked 20th.
50%Unverifiedm'kay's architecture manipulates applications programmatically rather than streaming screen visuals, resulting in extremely low bandwidth requirements and enabling use in unstable network conditions.
50%UnverifiedThe accuracy of voice recognition in noisy environments and the clarity of state presentation during multi-agent parallelism are aspects of m'kay that need to be tested in actual use.
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