Spending 16 Hours Building and Debugging Code via Realtime Voice AI
solyarisoftware · x · 2026-08-13
A developer shared their experience spending roughly 16 hours using a realtime voice assistant to build, review, and debug code. By continuously fixing moments where the interaction felt like 'yapping at a microphone,' they achieved a highly natural conversational coding flow. During the session, the AI assistant even got its own GitHub account, shipped code as a collaborator, and got reviewed.
Key updates include: Pi extensions can now send instructions to the active realtime voice assistant, allowing the voice model to announce events naturally with the right context. Additionally, a Pi Codex conversion tool was introduced.
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