Team builds SlashVibe, a physical controller for managing AI agent sessions
trepasito16 · reddit · 2026-11-07
A team is prepping SlashVibe, a small desk controller with a display, microphone, joystick and three buttons, meant to tame the wall of AI agent sessions on your monitor. Beyond session switching, they propose proactive to-dos where agents research meetings in the background and capture voice notes as context, and are soliciting feedback ahead of a Kickstarter launch.
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