Hey guys I was working on this Windows tool yesterday and thought I'd share it here. It's called Clawdock. I wanted to give Claude tasks or ask it questions without opening the window every time. Clawdock rebinds your Copilot key, or any shortcut you choose, so pressing it starts a voice conversation with Claude. The answer is read aloud and shows up in a small notch at the edge of your screen. For example, you could just press the key and say: "Send an email to Apple Developer Support." "What are my claude sessions working on?" I've been working on an optional feature where you can give it screen access, it should be done by v0.6.0: "What's the answer to the question on my screen?" Claude takes it from there, so you can get back to whatever you were doing. A few other things it does: Shows your running Claude sessions and their tasks on the notch Lets you answer permission requests from the notch Puts key information from answers on cards, like prices, weather or steps Lets you customize how the notch looks, when it shows and which model it uses It has Whisper or Windows Speech Recognition for transcription, and options for response dictation include: KittenTTS, ElevenLabs, or Windows Voice. I used Claude Code Desktop with opus 5.5 as my pair programmer (mostly medium effort, some high effort for planning). I tested the app on my own PC and reported what felt wrong, made several code audits with Claude, traced bugs to their cause, built features, and wrote tests and docs. Quick voice itself also runs on Claude Code. **Free to try:** download `Clawdock.exe` from the latest release and run it. You need Windows 10 or 11, and Claude Code signed in for voice, which counts toward your own Claude usage. The exe isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn you. It's still a quick project, and I'd genuinely appreciate some feedback. What features would you like to see? Anything you'd change? GitHub: https://github.com/osam7a/clawdockI built an app which adds a Push-To-Talk Notch for Claude, check it out!   submitted by   /u/Necessary-Aioli-8402 [link]   [comments]