Talk to your coding agents and hear them talk back. SKI runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity and pi side by side on your Mac, and tells you the moment one needs you.
In July we launched SKI as a voice layer for coding agents. It went to #1 that day, and the people who found us through that launch gave us the feedback that shaped what we are showing today.
One pattern kept coming up: the people who got the most out of SKI were running three or four agents at once and using voice to keep track of them. So we rebuilt SKI around that.
SKI is now a voice-first harness for coding agents:
• Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Cursor and pi side by side. Each chat gets its own git worktree, so agents never step on each other.
• Talk to any of them. Click the notch to move your voice to another chat. SKI reads the agent's question out loud and you answer by voice.
• Say "stop" and it stops. Undo a turn and the agent forgets it.
• 85+ languages. Speak the way you think.
• Every change waits on screen for your review before it goes anywhere.
• Your agents run on the subscriptions you already have. SKI only charges for its voice, and there is a free plan every month.
Now on Mac. Linux and windows coming soon. Sign in at justski.it.
What we would love from you: try it on a real repo and tell us what you said and what came back, good or bad. We are here all day.
Congrats on the launch. When an agent asks for a yes or no by voice, is the diff still shown on screen before anything is applied to the worktree? And in one-voice mode, how does it tell you which agent is asking when two are waiting at once?
I dictate a lot of what I ask Claude already. When I say stop, does it kill a command that's already running, a git push say, or just the agent's next step?
congrats on the launch anand. the worktree per chat is the part that got me, i always lose track which agent touched what. one thing im curious, when the agent reads a long change back by voice how do you keep it short enough that i still really review it and not just say yes
The per-chat git worktree detail is what caught my eye — running Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor side by side only works if they never step on each other. With voice as the input, the review-before-anything-goes-anywhere step feels essential, not optional. Does saying “stop” pause just the chat I’m talking to, or all of them at once?
Good to see SKI at #1 today. Running Claude Code, Codex and Cursor by voice is useful, and review before merge is important. Can one voice session pass context from one agent to another?
This demo as well as the landing page looks pretty smooth, ngl. How exactly did you build it?
clicking the notch to move your voice to another chat is a neat detail :) if two agents ask something at the same moment, which one gets read out first?
Another quick demo: designing in Figma by talking.
I asked for a delivery app for small towns, with customer, shop and rider apps. Claude Code drew lo-fi wireframes in Figma, then hi-fi, then a v2, then built the apps and wired them together.
Running four different coding agents at once and hearing about it the second one needs me is the right shape for this, since the real cost is babysitting tabs and never knowing when to switch back.
This is awesome. Congrats on the launch. Just want to know what is the difference between using the voice feature on Claude Code, Codex or Cursor or OpenCode directly versus this?
Hey @anand_balakrishnan5 and team. Lovely products and a great launch video; absolutely loved that dumb dino😆.
Anyway, as said product seems promising, would surely give it a try.
Congrats on launch & best wishes ahead :)
About SKI on Product Hunt
“Voice-first coding harness ”
SKI launched on Product Hunt on October 31st, 2026 and earned 296 upvotes and 58 comments, earning #2 Product of the Day. Talk to your coding agents and hear them talk back. SKI runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity and pi side by side on your Mac, and tells you the moment one needs you.
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Rohan Chaubey
Hi Product Hunt 👋
Anand here, one of the makers of SKI.
In July we launched SKI as a voice layer for coding agents. It went to #1 that day, and the people who found us through that launch gave us the feedback that shaped what we are showing today.
One pattern kept coming up: the people who got the most out of SKI were running three or four agents at once and using voice to keep track of them. So we rebuilt SKI around that.
SKI is now a voice-first harness for coding agents:
• Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Cursor and pi side by side. Each chat gets its own git worktree, so agents never step on each other.
• Talk to any of them. Click the notch to move your voice to another chat. SKI reads the agent's question out loud and you answer by voice.
• Say "stop" and it stops. Undo a turn and the agent forgets it.
• 85+ languages. Speak the way you think.
• Every change waits on screen for your review before it goes anywhere.
• Your agents run on the subscriptions you already have. SKI only charges for its voice, and there is a free plan every month.
Now on Mac. Linux and windows coming soon.
Sign in at justski.it.
What we would love from you: try it on a real repo and tell us what you said and what came back, good or bad. We are here all day.
— Anand, Anoop and John