Time to ship · about 8 minutes
Voice-first Claude Code.
Hand a small fix to Claude Code without leaving the editor. Aura turns your spoken goal into an approved worker task, then returns with the worker result when it lands.
This is the call she was built for. You speak; she dispatches; the worker writes; she calls you back. You stay in your chair, in your head. If the worker stalls, Aura keeps the local task state visible so you can decide what to do next.
Wake her and name the goal.
Tap the bar or start from the Aura window. Say what you want in one short sentence — the failing test, the file, the kind of fix. For concrete work requests, Aura uses your spoken sentence as the local approval for the worker task; if the goal is ambiguous, she asks a clarifying question first.
Confirm the worker.
Claude is the default worker path. You can switch to Codex from Settings or launch a Codex call with aura call --agent codex. Aura does not send edit-capable work without local voice approval.
aura ›dispatch claude · task: fix auth/token test
Walk away.
Once she is dispatching, the bar goes to the awaiting state. You can mute her or move to another window while the worker continues. The result is recorded locally and surfaced as a callback state when it is available.
Take the callback.
When Claude Code finishes, Aura calls back with a short spoken summary and keeps the longer details in the activity log. Stop her any time — say hold on and ask a follow-up. Common ones that work:
“why this approach over patching the parser.”
“is anything else in the repo going to break.”
Decide on the diff.
You can accept the result, ask for another pass, or drop the task. The exact merge, staging, testing, and commit steps stay under your normal project workflow; Aura's job is to keep the worker result and your next instruction connected.
Try it
If you are unsure, ask for the changed files, the verification result, or the riskiest part of the patch before you accept it.
End the call.
Say that is all or tap the end-call button. Aura writes local history and task state under the project-scoped .aura files and app support data. No provider key belongs in the config file.