Start here.
Aura is a local voice bridge for Claude Code and Codex. She listens while you work, dispatches sub-agents, and calls you back when there is something to look at. These pages cover the install, the first call, and the recipes worth running on day one.
Read top to bottom if this is your first time. Otherwise, pick a recipe. Each one is a short walkthrough with a voice prompt you can read out loud and a worker she can hand off to. Nothing here assumes you are a power user, and nothing here is aspirational — if a feature is not yet shipped, the page will say so.
Highlights
Voice-first Claude Code
Hand a small fix to Claude Code without breaking your flow. She picks the test, narrates the diff, and asks before merging.
Start the recipe →Install Aura
Drop the Swift app into Applications, grant the mic, and pick one project folder. She runs locally and keeps your transcripts on disk.
Read the install →Voice prompt cookbook
The short list of voice prompts that work. Steering, follow-ups, the language she listens for when you want her to wait.
Open the cookbook →Developer reference
All recipes
The recipes in one grouped section: setup, workflows, reference, and operations.
Browse recipes →Brew formula
The tap, install command, upgrade command, and link to the public formula on GitHub.
Open brew docs →GitHub
The main repository, release page, issue tracker, and Homebrew tap links.
Open GitHub links →If you get stuck
She has a sleep state and a muted state, and they look similar. If she stops responding, check the bar — a slash through the disc means muted, dim rings mean sleeping. The hotkey for both is the same: ⌘ ⇧ A. If neither works, the daemon may be down — the Operations section covers that.