Use case
Run Claude Code and Codex by voice
Pick Claude Code or Codex CLI as the brain in Sayonic's pill, then tap it and say what you need. The agent keeps its own sign-in and asks before it acts: Allow, Always allow, or Deny.
How it works
- Choose the agent. Pick Claude Code, Codex CLI or another CLI agent from the pill's menu.
- Tap the pill and speak. Say the task in plain words, or tap the pencil and type it instead.
- Approve each step. The agent asks before acting, and you can stop it from the pill at any time.
Things you can say
- “Ask Claude Code to run the tests”
- “Ask Codex to explain this error”
- “What's on my screen?”
The facts
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- $4.99/month for each Mac
- Apple silicon and Intel
- English, with Urdu and Hindi mixed in
Questions
- Which CLI agents does it work with?
- Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, OpenCode, Qwen Code, Kiro CLI and Grok.
- Do I need a separate sign-in?
- Each CLI agent keeps its own sign-in. Sayonic uses the agent you already have.
- Can the agent act without asking?
- You set what it may do: Limited, Ask first, or Full access. Agent brains ask before acting: Allow, Always allow, or Deny.
- How do I switch between agents?
- Pick the brain that answers you from the pill's menu. The next request uses it.