Know the moment an agent needs you · approve, refuse or talk to it from anywhere
Agents stall, block or fail —
and nothing tells you.
So you stay at your desk.
Your helper that connects
to your favorite coding tools
Claude Code · Gemini CLI · Cursor
It tells you the second an agent stalls or asks permission. Then four keys let you deal with it — allow the command, refuse it, or hold ▶ and redirect the agent by voice. From the kitchen, if that is where you are.
Your Mac does the work. The robot is the part you carry.
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Change what an agent is doing without going back to the desk. Hold ▶ and just say it — "skip the tests", "use the staging key" — and your words reach the agent as its next instruction.
Your agent stops waiting on you. ✓ allows what is on screen — held for a second, so it is never a reflex. ✕ refuses it, one tap. ● changes what the screen shows. ▶ records your voice.
Know exactly what is happening without asking. It spells out the job in progress — EDIT auth.ts, BASH npm test — the face says which state it is in, and any command waiting on you shows in full.
You find out wherever you are. One short pulse the instant an agent blocks or fails — you feel it in your hand or hear it on the table, so you never have to be looking at it.
Every agent's status in a glance. Twelve lights that never change meaning — set them to tokens burned, spend so far, or one lit segment for each agent still running.
Agents are supposed to work while you don't. This is the part that lets you actually leave — it tells you the moment one needs you, and gives you the keys to settle it from wherever you're standing.
The command it wants to run shows up on the screen — the real one, like rm -rf build/, not "a tool wants access". Hold ✓ for a second and it runs. Tap ✕ and it doesn't. Either way it stops waiting on you.
Hold ▶ and just say it — "skip the tests", "use the staging key instead". Your words go to the agent as its next instruction. No keyboard, no window, no walking back to the desk.
Each key is a slot you point at any action — "new worktree", "mute alerts". Pull the cap off with a fingernail, push on the one that matches. All twelve are in the box.
Four switches, and nothing about what they do is fixed. Every key is a slot bound to an action in the Bridge, so the caps are legends, not functions. All twelve caps ship in the box — moulded PBT on a standard MX stem. Pull one off with a fingernail.
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