Ethan SK · Great for Agentic Engineers
Speech to text with VoiceInk++ and 12 thumb controls for custom superpowers.
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Great for Agentic Engineers
I use Better Git VS Code with my thumb buttons to skim through code and stage files, with the full support of the IDE and no need to move my hand.
Agent Bridge connects my agents across machines.
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Hold button 5 or 8 for at least 300 ms.
This is my current setup; the demo below follows the published mouse mapping.
Twelve controls mirrored for either hand
Drag to rotate. Click a button to run its action.Swipe sideways to rotate. Tap a button to run its action. Switch hands to see the numbers on the other mouse.
HUD on my Mac
Side buttons,Corsair 4 · Razer 6
Hold the button and turn the wheel to copy or paste.
Browser demo only. Nothing is sent to your Mac.
The heads-up display
The HUD I use on my Mac. Click a button to open its mode. The mouse lights up to match.
Select a control to see what it does.
Generated from the app source. Actions run in this page only. ❌ marks a reported physical issue.
Press a top button to dictate with VoiceInk++. The YouTube video I’m watching pauses automatically, then resumes when I finish — only if my setup paused it. Choose where the transcript goes and keep working while it’s delivered.
The pause comes from the VoiceInk YouTube Bridge Chrome extension and a small macOS helper, which are separate from Agentic Mouse and not publicly downloadable.
Open app mode in Codex, Chrome or VS Code. Steer a message, change browser pages, or move through code with the wheel.
Utility is violet. Keys is orange. Each mouse keeps its own mode, lighting and legend. Exit the mode to return to everyday controls.
My desk setup
A left-handed mouse, a right-handed mouse, a big bamboo desk, and a chair I can properly lounge back in.
Black. Twelve side buttons.
Black and yellow. Twelve adjustable side buttons.
Grey mesh. Recline. Footrest out.
180 × 80 cm bamboo top. Black frame.
The shop page now shows the 2026 model.
Running on my MacBook Pro, with VoiceInk++, Karabiner-Elements and
iCUE.
Product imagery and names belong to Razer, Corsair and
Hbada.
Get Agentic Mouse
The code and setup instructions are public, so you can adapt the controls for your own mouse and the apps you use.
Source is available. A signed app download will appear here once its release checks pass.
Source builds remain available. Set up Karabiner and iCUE for your own mouse. The proprietary iCUE SDK is not bundled. Some controls still need physical acceptance; the previews keep those marked.
Custom commands are designed to stop when the Mac locks or the session becomes uncertain. A website demonstration is not a physical acceptance test. Read the limitations and verification notes before copying the setup.
Not affiliated with Apple, Razer, Corsair, Hbada or OpenAI.
The rest of my setup
Reusable instructions and small tools for how I work. Take the public ones you like, or have a look at the private workflows behind the setup.
Keep the list out of the chat. Get one useful next step.
Consistent replies, useful highlights, and files you can actually read.
Report a problem from the conversation where it happened.
Let the agent read browser logs while you reproduce the bug.
Temporary local logging connects the browser to the agent. Reproduce, inspect, fix, retry, then remove the temporary code.
Turn voice notes and audio files into text.
Uses your Deepgram API key and sends the selected audio to Deepgram. Supports Telegram voice notes and standalone audio files.
Keep the same emoji for the same project or task.
Looks up a saved assignment and reuses it across sessions. This tracks named things; Response Preferences gives reply markers their fixed meanings.
Reconnect missing plugin tools from the running terminal session.
Sends /reload-plugins into the Claude Code terminal. Choose the version for your operating system.
Separate worktrees, isolated dev stacks, browser testing and recorded test results. This is how I work on AI Music Video Studio; adapt its project-specific commands for your own repo.
These are private skills I use. The descriptions are here as ideas; their source and personal configuration are not published.
Continue a long conversation without losing what is left to do.
Checks what already happened, carries over the unfinished work, and avoids repeating completed actions.
Keep agent-controlled windows on the right screen.
Checks the target window before acting and leaves my other browser pages, displays and active media alone.
Tell me what finished without pulling me out of what I am doing.
Short native Mac notifications name the request and its result. The local notification sender is separate from the public Response Preferences skill.
Turn a useful repeated workflow into a maintained skill.
Keeps the main instructions short, moves detailed procedures into references, and checks the scripts before calling the skill ready.
Review the new logic without rereading code that only moved.
Stages unchanged relocated code and leaves new logic in the unstaged diff. Preserves the working files and takes an index snapshot first.
Write labels and explanations from what the product actually does.
Uses my wording corrections and past examples to keep messages plain, short and accurate.
Public source, with a couple of important limits.
An automatic Claude/Codex review loop. I disabled automatic use in my setup because of the usage cost.
A documented failed attempt to change where Codex opens file links. Reference only; I do not recommend installing the patch.
Let agents on your own machines exchange messages over SSH.
A forkable dinner board with a skill for recording order history and your own ratings. Private receipt details stay out; it does not place orders.
Agentic Mouse