CludeGods

Always-on Claude Code Gods that you can talk to.

Always-on AI Gods that work inside Claude Code.

Always-on proactive workers · Computer use: browser, terminal & files · Real-time voice, like Jarvis (RIP Iron Man) · Put any worker on a call, in its own voice · Bring workers into Slack · Spaces and Pages for projects

Built on Claude Code and VoiceMode. · Get started · How to use it · Overview · Architecture · Features · Safety · Changelog · Contributing

Watch the full launch film (67 s) · Latest release

The app scene, a call with a barge-in, a permission approved with a click, and a scheduled worker checking in with drafts. A 14-second cut of the silent launch film; the film is an animated mockup of the real parts, not a screen capture.

Overview

CludeGods is a small set of parts that sit on top of Claude Code and VoiceMode. You type /gods, a small call card with the colleague god appears in the corner, and you talk to your Claude Code session the way you would to someone sitting next to you. Over on the right, a Workers pane shows your standing worker chats, each with a task box.

A toolkit, not a hosted product. Everything runs on your Mac. The only state is plain files under ~/.voicemode/call/. Speech to text and text to speech run locally; the transcript of what you say goes to Claude, the same as anything you type into the session.

Press play, then click the speaker icon: GitHub starts every video muted, and this one talks.

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CludeGods in 54 seconds: a voice call with Claude, every step said out loud, a click to approve, a task for an always-on worker, and a worker on the call.

The parts:

• gods skill: a live voice call with your Claude Code session. An always-on mic streams your words in, Claude answers out loud without blocking its own work, and you can cut in at any time.
• CallPill: a floating macOS call card. The god on the call (the colleague, or the worker you put on) listens, thinks and talks with you, the line being spoken shows under it, and mic and stop buttons sit below. If you choose, it also shows permission prompts during a call, answered only by a physical click.
• Hooks: narrate says each step out loud as it happens; permit can route permission prompts to the pill (off by default: the app's own dialog handles them).
• Workers pane mod: a pane beside the chat with your standing worker chats as cards, each one a god with its own voice and hours, live status, a task box, an outbox you approve with a click, and an Activity view of its last steps.
• Spaces pane mod and pages: Markdown spaces and pages that you and your workers share. Workers save pages in the spaces you let them write, or leave drafts for your Approve if you prefer; Memory always waits for your Approve.
• guard hook: holds each worker to the tools you gave it: full by default, or read only, drafts only, or a list of tools.
• Slack bridge: mention a worker in your own Slack workspace and it answers in the thread, through a local Socket Mode app with an allow-list.
• cludegods: sets up voice, checks every part and fixes what is off, updates and uninstalls.

What it feels like

You type /gods. Claude says "I'm here. What's first?" You ask "Can you check why the build broke this morning?" Claude says "Hmm, let me look," and while it reads logs you hear "Reading the CI log." and "Searching the code." between your own questions. Halfway through its answer you say "wait, not that one," and it stops talking and listens.

Long jobs go to helper agents that report milestones in a sentence. Anything outward, like an email or a post, lands in the chat as a draft. Claude reads it back in one sentence, and nothing goes out until you say a clear yes (or type it, if you set it that way).

In the Workers pane, Research is working and Scribe has been idle for ten minutes. You type a task into Scribe's box and press Enter.

Features

Hop on a call with Claude

/gods starts the ears (always-on capture with Silero VAD and Whisper), the mouth (a non-blocking speech queue), and CallPill. The god on the call card moves through Listening, You, Thinking, and talking, with the line being spoken as its caption. Talk over Claude and it stops: each partial transcript is checked while a line plays, and if it is you, the speech is cut and your words go straight to the session.

The call card. Real-time voice, and you can cut in at any time.

Every step, said out loud

The narrate hook turns each tool call into a short spoken line ("Reading config.py.", "Now I'm going to run the tests.") at most once every 6 seconds, only during a live call and only in the call's own session. You hear what Claude is doing without watching the screen.

Keep always-on workers

Each worker is its own Claude Code chat with a name, a role, a god, a voice and its own hours. The Workers pane lists them as cards: the god animates while the worker is Working, a badge counts the drafts waiting for your yes, and Activity shows its last steps read from the transcript. Type a task into a card and press Enter to send it to that chat; Open jumps to it.

Workers connect to you through the pane: send a task, run on a schedule, collect drafts in an outbox, approve with a click.

Make them yours

Settings on every card: a name, one of six gods, a voice (Kokoro: af_heart, am_michael, bf_emma and more), working hours, a tools preset, pause, and the Spaces it may write to. It all lands in ~/.voicemode/call/workers.json, and each worker speaks its heads-ups in its own voice.

Their names. Their voices. Their hours.

Permissions by click, never by voice

The mic hears the whole room, so voice never answers a permission prompt. By default the prompt is the app's own dialog, exactly as without CludeGods. Set approvals.permission_prompts to "pill" and, during a live call, CallPill shows the request beside the call card with Deny and Allow, and a mouse click is the only thing that answers it. A spoken "yes, go ahead" is ignored.

Outward actions, like sending an email, work differently: Claude writes the exact action in the chat and reads it back in one sentence, and a clear spoken yes to that read-back counts. Set approvals.outward to "typed" to require a typed yes. See the Safety model.

A permission request on CallPill, with permission_prompts set to "pill". Only the click counts.

Workers that check in on their own

Give a worker a schedule, and the pane wakes it at that time: to run its charter if it has one, or to check in on its role if not. It does its run, writes drafts and notes to an outbox, and the card shows a 2 drafts badge. Each item that needs a yes gets Approve, Change and Decline on the card: Approve tells the worker to go ahead with exactly that draft, Change sends it back with your note, Decline tells it to drop it. Nothing from a scheduled run goes out before you approve it. Details in Proactive workers.

Scribe runs Monday to Friday at 9:00 and leaves two drafts that need your yes.

Spaces and Pages

A Space is a folder of Markdown pages under ~/.voicemode/call/spaces/. The Spaces pane lists them with search and nested subpages, shows a page, and has Ask a worker about this page (send a question about it to any worker) and Open in editor. Workers read pages and save them directly in the spaces you let them write. Set approvals.worker_publish to "approve" and they save through pages draft instead: the draft shows up in their outbox as "needs your yes", and only your Approve publishes it, with a revision check so a stale draft never overwrites newer edits. A built-in Memory