DazeDev on GitHub
Terminals, but faster.
Talk to many instead of typing to a few.
I got tired of typing The Lord of the Rings into agents (seriously, I proved it), and my fleet of terminal windows was growing, so I made something to organise sessions and speak to them. On-device. For free. It got better and better. Now it’s yours.
DazeDev puts local or remote terminals and agents into workspaces you can split, tile and rearrange. Join a running tmux session or make a new one. Pick a repo and it prepares a prompt to get your agent up to speed, ready for you to review and send.
Voice is a big part of it. Speech recognition and optional tidy-up run on your own machine. Download the models once, then dictate without voice API fees. Use the Listen button, a keyboard shortcut or a mouse button. The text lands in your terminal for review before you send it.
Global search finds text across your open terminal buffers. Global broadcast lets you review one message and send it to selected sessions. Remote layouts and preferences stay on the host, so another device can pick up the same setup. On Windows, native PowerShell and WSL agents can sit beside your remote sessions.
I wanted a tool I could keep coming back to between experiments with the bigger agent ecosystems. Open my sessions, see what is going on, speak to them and get on with it.
There are more agents coming to the easy-install and new-session lists, plus a DIY agent picker. The mobile android apk with on-device voice input there, in alpha. I also want the option to use your frontier plan’s voice models for speed and accuracy; that option will use your subscription or API.
Join the Discord to test it or tell me what you need. The in-app feedback form goes straight to our Slack. Ask, get.
DazeDev on GitHub
