Claudeq

claudeq transforms a $30 ESP32 touchscreen into a dedicated physical control surface for Claude Code. Key features include: • Tap-to-answer for prompts and questions • Customizable macro deck for common commands • Tap-to-talk voice input with on-device transcription • Over-the-air firmware updates • Cross-session integration for multiple running instances This open-source project provides a tactile and intuitive way to interact with your coding assistant, moving beyond keyboard and mouse. Options appear directly on the small screen, allowing for quick, single-tap responses. Dictate long instructions or complex queries using the local voice transcription feature, with the ability to review and approve before sending. This ensures privacy and precision for every command. Beyond answering prompts, claudeq offers a customizable macro deck. Program your favorite commands, code snippets, or slash-commands into a single tap. This accelerates common development tasks like code review, testing, or committing, freeing you from repetitive typing. The device discovers active Claude Code sessions across your network, allowing seamless control whether you're at your desk or on the go. Built for developers and power users seeking a more efficient and focused interaction with their coding assistant, claudeq streamlines your workflow. It keeps relevant information at your fingertips, reduces context switching, and allows for rapid engagement with ongoing development tasks. Setup is simple, with on-device network configuration and effortless over-the-air updates keeping the device current.