January 27, 2026
Voice-only programming with Claude Code ...
I've been playing with @aconchillo's MCP server that lets you talk to Claude Code from anywhere, today. I always have multiple Claudes running, and I often want to check in on them when I'm not in front of a computer.
Here's a video of Claude doing some front-end web testing, hitting an issue and getting input from me, and then reporting that the test passed.
In the video the Pipecat bot is using Deepgram for transcription and Cartesia for the voice. (Note: I sped up the web testing clickety-click sections of the video.)
The code for the MCP server and the Claude skill are in the repo and Aleix wrote a really good https://t.co/8SzGI7WzxG.
You can use any of Pipecat's network transports: generally WebRTC, but you could set this up so you can call Claude on the phone if you wanted to.
There's screen capture support, too, so you can view the Claude code window remotely. That's still a little experimental.
Because this is an MCP server, it's not specific to Claude Code. Try it in other environments! It should work in Clawdbot, Codex, etc ...
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