VOICE → FLEET · RECORDED LIVE · 2026-10-03

Talk to your fleet.

Every chat window speaks to one model. codescribe speaks to a fleet: one spoken sentence reaches live agent sessions on two machines, different vendors answer out loud, and every delivery leaves a receipt.

241 msseal → agent queue
2machines, one bus
3agent runtimes answering
100%deliveries acknowledged

NOT A MOCKUP

A real afternoon, on the record.

These are envelopes from the session that built this page. The founder spoke; a Claude Code session woke up, answered in its own voice, and acknowledged the delivery — then was told, by voice, to build this page.

seal · channel 1 · audience klaudiusz
{ "kind": "seal", "delivery_id": "05f956af…",
  "status": "transcript_sealed",
  "text": "…czas do otrzymania wiadomości —
           jest zajebiste." }
Spoken in Polish, verbatim: “…the delivery time — it’s superb.”
claude session · voice “cedar” · spoken: true“I hear you on channel one — the envelope woke me right after my turn ended.”
four turns later
{ "kind": "seal", "delivery_id": "c82f5d03…",
  "text": "…this belongs on the codescribe site." }
The page you are reading is that delivery, acknowledged.

YOUR FLEET, ON SCREEN

Choose a channel. Keep talking.

One overlay for your words and your agent channels. Choose who you want to talk to, then use the shortcuts that suit your hands.

Your agents, by name.

Open the channel list to see who's assigned to each number, whether anyone is listening, and whether your last message was acknowledged. Switch channels with Ctrl + a number, or choose Fn in Settings.

Codescribe channel list showing jozek, lena, astra and adam, with separate acknowledgement and listener statuses
A captured channel roster. Receipt and listener status are shown separately.

Make it feel like yours.

Dictate, format, or talk to the built-in Agent. Set your channel modifier, attach a selection while speaking, and choose whether text is pasted automatically or kept on the overlay for later. The controls live together in Hotkeys.

Codescribe Hotkeys settings with Dictation, Formatting, Assistive, Attach selection, Ctrl or Fn agent channels, and automatic paste options
Actual macOS settings. Open either screenshot to inspect it at full size.

ONE CIRCUIT

Seal → envelope → wake → reply → receipt.

  1. 01

    Seal. Your words become a transcript sealed in the acoustic ledger — identity is the audio span itself, not a guess.

  2. 02

    Envelope. The bus demultiplexer wraps the seal for its audience: a channel, a lease, a delivery_id.

  3. 03

    Wake. Each runtime has its native edge — a queue that wakes a Codex session, a task that wakes a Claude Code session after its turn.

  4. 04

    Reply. The agent answers on the same bus — and out loud, in its own assigned voice.

  5. 05

    Receipt. The agent acknowledges thedelivery_id. Unacknowledged mail stays pending; nothing is lost silently.

TOPOLOGY

One bus, many edges.

In the recorded demo the edges were live Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions on two Macs. The bridge speaks to agent runtimes through their own mechanisms — no vendor integration required on the model’s side.

DELIVERY DISCIPLINE

A channel has a lifecycle, not a vibe.

Channel ownership is identity in a locked binding; a heartbeat lease only says whether anyone is listening. A crashed listener can’t hand your channel to a stranger — taking over a dead session is a deliberate operator ritual.

free→bound→listening→pending→acknowledged
ghost (session died)→operator takeover→bound again

UNDERNEATH: THE ACOUSTIC LEDGER

Who may touch a word.

Every word belongs to a span of audio, and every producer has a rank. Nothing overwrites silently — a change needs a receipt. The human outranks everyone, always.

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One bus. N agents. Your voice.

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