Professor remotely speaks to a student's coding agent via /voice tap
alfcnz · x · 2026-11-13
A researcher teaching an agent-native pupil enabled /voice tap on the student's Mac, triggering a first-ever terminal mic permission — and found he could then speak directly to the student's agent as if standing at the terminal, calling it a game changer.
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