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Image: u/Ok-Suspect-9855 on Reddit · The talking face full screen on the Mac

Partly Described

A talking face that runs a Mac for someone who can't type

After a hand injury, the maker built, by talking to Claude Code, a full-screen face on their Mac that they speak to; Claude Code sessions in the background do the work.

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Credits

  • Reddit poster Ok-Suspect-9855 Source ↗

Earliest dated source: 8 Nov 2026

The full story

After a hand injury left them unable to type, the maker has been building, by talking to Claude Code, a full-screen face on their Mac that they speak to. When it opens something, that takes over the screen and the face moves to a corner.

Claude Code sessions do the work. A manager session hears what's said and hands work to a session per project folder. Quick requests go to a Haiku session kept running so it answers in about a second, and anything needing thought goes to Opus. Each ability is a small command Claude wrote: opening the browser, driving an Android phone over ADB, editing video. It drives Chrome through an extension and other apps through accessibility, and the face uses a small lip-sync model the maker made, running locally.

It isn't finished. The maker's lessons: give it tools rather than instructions, make it prove things with a screenshot, and suspect its latest change when something breaks; a recent file-upload change crashed Chrome repeatedly.

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Sources

From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.

  • Reddit: I can't really type, so I built a face that runs my computer with Claude Code behind itForum threadreddit.com
    Reddit poster: Ok-Suspect-9855Posted 8 Nov 2026

    The maker's post in r/ClaudeCode explaining how it is put together, with a demo video.

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