agentwire-dev 1.36.0

Multi-session voice web interface for AI coding agents

Talk to your AI coding agents. From anywhere.

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The Problem

You're on the couch. Your AI agent is on your workstation. You have an idea.

Old way: Get up. Walk to computer. Type.

AgentWire way: Pull out phone. Hold button. Talk. Done.

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What It Does

Push-to-talk voice control for Claude Code or any AI coding assistant running in tmux.

Phone → AgentWire Portal → tmux session → Claude Code
 🎤        (WebSocket)         📺           🤖

From your phone, tablet, or laptop on your network:

• Hold to speak, release to send
• Watch agents work in real-time
• Hear responses via TTS
• Manage multiple projects simultaneously

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Quick Start

# Install
pip install agentwire-dev

# Setup (interactive)
agentwire init
agentwire generate-certs

# Run
agentwire portal start
# Open http://127.0.0.1:8765 in Chrome — voice works immediately

Requirements: Python 3.10+, tmux, ffmpeg, Claude Code

Honest setup time: under a minute to a working voice portal with a genuinely good voice — Kokoro-82M runs on CPU out of the box (one-time ~200 MB model download in the background; the browser voice covers the wait). ~15 minutes for the full experience: cloned voices via a self-hosted TTS shim, Whisper-grade transcription, phone-from-anywhere (certs + token).

Network & trust model. The portal binds 127.0.0.1 by default — local only. To use it from your phone, set server.host: 0.0.0.0 in ~/.agentwire/config.yaml. Non-loopback binds require an auth token (auto-generated on first start; print it with agentwire portal token) — your phone prompts for it once, then remembers it. Origin checks reject cross-site browser requests on every bind. Still: keep it on a trusted LAN. Never port-forward it or run it on a public-facing VPS — for internet access use Cloudflare Tunnel + Zero Trust. Details in SECURITY.md.

Platform-specific instructions

macOS:

brew install tmux ffmpeg
pip install agentwire-dev

Ubuntu/Debian:

sudo apt install tmux ffmpeg python3-pip python3-venv
python3 -m venv ~/.agentwire-venv && source ~/.agentwire-venv/bin/activate
pip install agentwire-dev

WSL2: Same as Ubuntu. Audio is limited; use as remote worker with portal on Windows host.

tmux config matters. Default tmux has no mouse scroll, a tiny scrollback, and broken copy UX — see Recommended tmux config, or let agentwire init install it for you.

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Features

Feature	Description
Voice Control	Push-to-talk from any device on your network
Multi-Session	Run multiple agents on different projects simultaneously
Git Worktrees	Same project, multiple branches, parallel agents
Remote Machines	SSH into GPU servers and talk to agents there
Worker Orchestration	Spawn worker panes, coordinate tasks, voice commands
Safety Hooks	300+ dangerous commands blocked (rm -rf, force push, etc.)
TTS Responses	Agents talk back via browser audio
Outbound Channels	Email (Resend) + SMS (Quo / OpenPhone) for cross-device notifications
Session Roles	Leader/worker patterns for multi-agent workflows

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How It Works

1. Create a session:

agentwire new -s myproject -p ~/projects/myproject

2. Open the portal: Visit http://127.0.0.1:8765 in Chrome (or your phone/tablet with LAN access configured)

3. Talk: Hold the mic button, speak your request, release. In instant mode the transcript appears for a quick glance — Enter sends it to Claude Code.

4. Listen: Agent responses are spoken back — Kokoro neural voice out of the box, or any TTS model behind a custom shim.

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Multi-Agent Orchestration

AgentWire supports orchestrator/worker patterns for complex tasks:

# .agentwire.yml in your project (keep it gitignored — it's personal config,
# and tracked copies break worktree dispatch; agentwire adds it to .gitignore for you)
type: claude-bypass
roles:
  - agentwire
  - voice

Sessions can spawn workers:

agentwire spawn --roles worker  # Creates a worker pane
agentwire send --pane 1 "Implement the auth module"

Workers execute tasks autonomously while the orchestrator coordinates.

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Safety

AgentWire blocks dangerous operations before they execute:

• rm -rf /, git push --force, git reset --hard
• Cloud CLI destructive ops (AWS, GCP, Firebase, Vercel)
• Database drops, Redis flushes, container nukes
• Sensitive file access (.env, SSH keys, credentials)

agentwire safety check "rm -rf /"
# → ✗ BLOCKED: rm with recursive or force flags

agentwire safety status
# → 312 patterns loaded, 47 blocks today

All decisions logged for audit trails.

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Voice Configuration

Two tiers, both sides:

default (zero setup, what a fresh install gets): Chrome speech recognition in, Kokoro-82M out — a genuinely good neural voice (top of the TTS Arena at 82M params), 32 preset voices across 8 languages, pure CPU, identical on every OS. The model (~200 MB) downloads in the background on first portal start; browser speechSynthesis covers speech until it's ready (and remains the last-resort fallback). No GPU, no certs, no commands.

custom (bring your own model): any HTTP shim implementing the voice shim contract — ~30 lines wraps anything (Deepgram, whisper.cpp, an expressive emotion-tag model). Voice cloning, GPU engines, emotion control live here. The bundled servers are reference shims:

# ~/.agentwire/config.yaml
tts:
  backend: "custom"
  url: "http://localhost:8100"     # agentwire tts start (kokoro CPU / chatterbox GPU / qwen / zonos)
  options:
    backend: kokoro
stt:
  backend: "custom"
  url: "http://localhost:8101"     # agentwire stt start (moonshine ONNX, CPU)

Shims can declare capabilities (emotion tags, style instructions) via GET /capabilities — agentwire injects the shim's tool_prompt into the agent's say tooldef so agents actually use them.

Prefer text-only?

Instant mode already needs nothing — just don't press the mic. Agent speech plays through the browser; mute the tab (or close it — with no browser connected, speech plays on local speakers, which you can silence at the system level).

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CLI Reference

Session Management

agentwire list                    # List sessions
agentwire new -s <name> -p <path> # Create session
agentwire kill -s <name>          # Kill session
agentwire send -s <name> "prompt" # Send to session
agentwire output -s <name>        # Read output

Worker Panes

agentwire spawn --roles worker    # Spawn worker in current session
agentwire send --pane 1 "task"    # Send to worker
agentwire output --pane 1         # Read worker output
agentwire kill --pane 1           # Kill worker

Voice Commands

agentwire say "Hello"             # TTS (auto-routes to browser)
agentwire alert "Done"            # Text notification (no audio)
agentwire listen start/stop       # Voice recording
agentwire voiceclone list         # Custom voices

Remote Machines

agentwire machine add gpu --host 10.0.0.5 --user dev
agentwire new -s ml@gpu           # Create session on remote
agentwire tunnels up              # SSH tunnels for services

Safety & Diagnostics

agentwire doctor                  # Auto-diagnose issues
agentwire safety status           # Check protection status
agentwire hooks install           # Install Claude Code hooks
agentwire network status          # Service health check

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Documentation

Full reference: docs/wiki/INDEX.md

Quick links:

• Troubleshooting
• Portal API
• Remote Machines
• Voice Shim Contract · Self-Hosted TTS
• Safety Hooks

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Community

• Discord - Chat, support, feature requests
• Issues - Bug reports
• Website - Docs and demos

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License

Dual-licensed:

• AGPL v3 - Free for open source
• Commercial license available - contact us

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