SlashVibe, a physical controller for AI agents, hits Kickstarter October 27
sujingshen · x · 2026-10-14
SlashVibe is a handheld physical controller for AI agents: a display aggregates all agent sessions from your computer, a flick switches between agents, and built-in mic lets you speak your next prompt — ready to record in under 100ms. It supports 20+ agents, lets you approve permission requests on-device, turns speech into emails/notes/messages, and ships with a developer SDK.
Author sujingshen currently juggles three terminals, a browser, and two coding agents via alt-tab; he's most curious how voice handles long, messy instructions. Kickstarter launch: October 27.
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