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A voice-first desktop companion for Claude Code. Say "hey Void" and a little orb (or a notch in your screen's edge) does the work. Windows and Linux, 100% local voice.
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Void
Your voice-first desktop companion for Claude Code.
Say “hey Void” and he does the work.
Install · First steps · Things to try · Features · Full guide · Help
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Talk to your codeVoid is a little orb that floats on your desktop. Tell him what you want, and he gets
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Install
You need Claude Code first. Install it, then run
claudeonce in a
terminal to sign in. Void is the voice and face; Claude Code does the work.
No admin needed. Uninstall from Settings → Apps. |
One line, any distro. Paste it into a terminal:
It picks the right package for your system, downloads and installs it with everything it needs, sets up his Download the one for your distro from the latest release, then:
Then
It gets the system packages for you (pacman, apt or dnf) and updates itself with Gentoo or system-wide? See the guide. |
Your first two minutes
| Do this | What happens | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Start Void | He appears in the bottom-right corner. Drag him anywhere; he remembers the spot. |
| 2 | Say "hey Void" | His ring lights up and moves with your voice. (Or just click him.) |
| 3 | Ask for something | He works in the current folder. Say "switch to my project" or right-click → folder to change it. |
| 4 | Right-click him | His menu: talk, folder, history, show my screen, hover mode, settings. |
| 5 | Push him into a screen edge | He merges into it as a notch, with just his eyes. Click the notch for his menu (click again to close it). Drag him out to get the orb back. |
[!TIP]
Say "stop" to interrupt him, hold Space for push-to-talk, or just start typing for a text box. Press
Esc to back out of anything. Ctrl+N (or saying "new chat") starts a fresh conversation.
Things to try
| 💻 Coding | 🖥️ Your screen | ⚡ Instant |
|---|---|---|
| "Hey Void, run the tests" | "What's this error on my screen?" | "Timer 10 minutes" |
| "Fix the failing test" | "Explain what I copied" | "Volume up" |
| "What does this project do?" | "Watch my screen" (live view) | "Open firefox" |
| "Make the button blue" | "Did that fix the layout?" | "Remind me at 5 to call mom" |
Before running commands he asks first: say "yes", "no" or "always". Change that in Settings → Brain.
Meet him
![]() He does the work Reads, edits and runs commands on a little terminal he holds like a sheet of paper. |
![]() He listens Say "hey Void", click him, or keep talking right after he answers. |
![]() He reacts Happy, curious, shy, sleepy, starry-eyed… his face follows what he says, word by word. |
![]() Dress him up Cat ears, halo, crown, headphones, a bow, and any colours you like. |
![]() Pet him Rub the mouse over him and he purrs. Click him too much and he dodges. |
![]() He remembers Say "remember my blog is in ~/code/blog" and he knows it in every chat. |
![]() He becomes a notch He glows while you talk, and his words and commands drop out of the notch. Clicks go through to what's under it. |
![]() Top, bottom, left or right Drag him into any edge and he melts into it. Drag him out and he's the orb again. Windows and Linux. |
See everything he can do in the full guide →
Need help?
Run void doctor first. It checks your mic, his voice and Claude Code in a few seconds.
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| He can't hear me | Check the level meter in void doctor, then pick the right mic in Settings → Voice. |
| "I can't find Claude Code" | Install Claude Code and run claude once to sign in. |
| Windows: "DLL load failed" | Install the Visual C++ runtime, then void restart. |
| Something else | Right-click him → Settings → More → Copy diagnostics, then Report a problem and paste it. Or see Troubleshooting. |
Speech-to-text by faster-whisper · voice by Kokoro · brains by Claude Code
Everything runs on your computer · MIT license
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