Five steps, no typing.
Open SKI
Launch SKI and a small widget appears on your desktop — that's the whole interface. On Mac it can dock into the notch or float as a pill; on Windows it floats as a pill wherever you park it.
Type ski in your agent
In your coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, any of them — type ski. That connects the session to the widget. When the dot turns green, you're connected: your agent can now hear you and speak back.
Connect as many projects as you like
It's not just one project. Connect several at once — even from different agents — and jump between them. Click the project name on the widget to switch; each project answers in its own voice, so you always know who's talking.
Just speak
Say what you need out loud. Your words land in the agent as text and it gets to work — reading files, writing code, running tests. And when it's done, it talks back, out loud, in a natural voice generated on your machine. You talk. It works. It answers.
The quick controls
Hover the widget for the controls that matter mid-flow: mute (mic off at the source), silent mode (replies as text only), and screenshots that ride along with your next spoken sentence. Every one of them can be a hotkey — yours to choose, in Preferences → Hotkeys.
