/ a button you can feel
A physical handle keeps you in the flow. No shortcut to remember, no window to focus: squeeze and talk.
((8)) ep-2350 fx-mic · user guide · unofficial chapter
talk toyour agent.
Your EP-2350 FX-MIC, now a voice remote for your Mac — and for the AI agent in your terminal. Hold the handle. Talk. Release.
unofficial · not affiliated with teenage engineering
((8.0))the idea
The FX-MIC already has what a remote needs: a handle you squeeze, three buttons you find without looking, eight LEDs. Squeeze it, say what you want, let go.
How it works
- ((8.1))
hold. talk.
Squeeze the handle and just say it. The red LEDs sweep while the mic listens.
- ((8.2))
the ai listens.
Speech becomes text on your Mac, written right where your cursor is.
- ((8.3))
the ai cleans up.
Orange switches to enhanced: a local model turns rambling into a clear request.
- ((8.4))
send it.
Grey presses Return. Your agent is already on it. Hands never leave the mic.
- ((8.5))
one button, any skill.
White picks a slot — /compact, /clear, /review — and the LEDs count it in binary. Grey runs it.
✻ coding agent ready · ~/shop
>ehm so the the login page crashes when like you hit enter twice
● reading src/auth/LoginForm.tsx
● submit runs twice on a double Enter
✓ fixed: submit is debounced while pending
>
● reviewing 2 changed files
✓ 2 suggestions · 0 issues
((8.6))why you'll love it
less typing.
more doing.
/ your voice stays home
Speech-to-text and the language model run on your Mac. Audio is never saved, nothing goes to the cloud unless you say so.
/ every app, its own skills
Buttons follow the app in front: /review in the terminal, “rewrite as email” everywhere else. Up to fifteen slots each.
nothing permanentThe app talks to the mic through a tiny agent that lives only in its RAM. Switch the mic off and it is factory-fresh again.
4modes on the orange buttondictate · enhanced · command · computer use (soon)
15slots per app on the white onecommands, templates, LLM skills
+9000aura pointstalking to your agent through a vintage hand mic. scouters can’t keep up.
0words sent to the cloudby default. it all runs on your Mac.
((8.8))get it
open source.
free.
yours.
you need: a mac with apple silicon / macOS 14+ / an ep-2350 fx-mic / a usb-c data cable
Setup guide, every gesture, profiles and the source code live on GitHub.