Repurposing a Logi 9-key macro pad as physical YES/NO/CONTINUE buttons for coding agents
flngr · x · 2026-11-06
Someone turned a Logi 9-key macro pad into a physical control console for AI coding agents: with a terminal agent running on screen, three large keys are mapped to NO, CONTINUE, and YES for approving each agent step (like a 'fix typecheck errors' confirmation), replacing typing y/n in the terminal. A low-cost trick for wiring existing hardware into agent workflows.
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