05Personal Products and Experiments
BREEZE Voice Bridge
A prototype relay for carrying a completed Claude Code terminal turn to a mobile voice interaction: buffer the actual turn, notify only while armed, speak a concise summary, capture a visible reply transcript, and return that text to the selected tmux session. The terminal agent—not the voice client—retains execution authority.
The continuity loop
Carry an agent conversation from the terminal into a spoken, mobile interaction—without blurring who can act.
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Capture
A completed terminal turn is buffered with its originating session so continuity starts from the actual work.
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Speak
BREEZE turns the latest agent result into a concise spoken summary instead of reading a raw terminal transcript.
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Reply
The user answers by voice, with the live transcript visible before it leaves the client.
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Relay
The reply returns to the selected terminal session rather than becoming an unsupported voice-client action.
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Hold the Boundary
The terminal agent prepares or executes the work under its own controls; BREEZE preserves the conversation and never pretends to be that authority.
What the accomplishment is
The implemented capability—not a substitute illustration.
A prototype relay for carrying a completed Claude Code terminal turn to a mobile voice interaction: buffer the actual turn, notify only while armed, speak a concise summary, capture a visible reply transcript, and return that text to the selected tmux session. The terminal agent—not the voice client—retains execution authority.