An engineering manager for your coding agents.
A macOS voice agent that keeps you in the loop with your agents.
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Hold ⌥Space to talk to Luke from any app; every ask is spoken, and there is nothing to type into. He can tell you about the status of your agents, kick fresh ones off for you, or message them on your behalf.
The Conversation tab draws the conversation Luke's own service keeps for your account, the same thread on every Mac you sign in on, showing its 200 most recent turns. Its two controls are Clear, which asks the service to mark that conversation deleted and open a fresh one, and Agents, which turns the tab to the agents Luke follows and the sub-agents he delegated to; nothing on this Mac holds a copy of the thread. When Luke thinks on the service he also silently keeps a small memory of useful preferences, personal context, goals, and recurring constraints; ask him what he remembers, correct something, or tell him to forget it.
Luke speaks up when an agent is waiting for you, hits an error, or finishes. He goes by what an agent's provider reports about it, and for a Conductor agent he can also read the conversation itself when the status is not enough. Either way he judges whether it is worth interrupting you for, and says everything worth saying in one breath rather than a sentence per event.
Luke works with any agent, both locally and in the cloud. See a full list of supported agents below.
Connect your calendar and Luke stays quiet until your meeting is over.
| Agent | Local | Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | ✅ | |
| Codex | ✅ | |
| Conductor | ✅ | |
| OMP | ✅ |
Luke runs on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or newer.
- Download Luke.
- Open the DMG and drag Luke into Applications.
- Launch Luke and sign in with Google or GitHub.
Optional: open Settings in Luke to:
- Connect supported cloud agents with their API keys.
- Connect Apple or Google Calendar.
- Customize Luke's voice, keyboard shortcuts, appearance, and workspace defaults.
See PRIVACY.md.
Issues and pull requests are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md to get set up, and SECURITY.md for reporting a vulnerability.
Charles Pan and Dean Stratakos.
Luke is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.