Audiochatty gives you a way to talk to Claude Code. When Claude Code finishes a turn, it describes what it did to you. You can then tell it what to do next.

It works by wrapping Claude Code in a pseudo-terminal. audiochatty run opens a pseudo-terminal, starts claude inside it, and sits as a layer between you and the terminal running Claude Code.

I've linked to the plugin that shows more about how it works technically. If you want to try it out, there's a link in the readme to a hosted version of the frontend, backend, and voice agent that has lots of free minutes.

I've wanted to be able to talk with Claude Code for a while. (Anthropic will probably build it eventually, but I have grown impatient.) I skim Claude Code's jargon-rich output and don't take the time to think through what it did and what I want it to do next. By talking to Claude Code, it forces me to slow down, really understand what it did, ask follow up questions, and better define what I want it to do next. It's helped me write better code, better product requirement docs, better marketing plans, etc.