Walk through code by voice.

How do you walk through code with AI by voice?

To walk through code with AI by voice, double-tap Control to enter Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) voice mode with a code file, terminal output, pull request, or error on screen. Jarvis screenshots the current view, captures your spoken question through streaming speech-to-text, and routes the answer to frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google (with OpenAI realtime for voice). Ask 'walk me through this function', 'explain why this test is failing', 'what does this stack trace mean?', or 'how would you refactor this?'. Voice mode keeps the same screen, memory, and GitHub OAuth access as text mode but lets you keep your hands on the keyboard or away from it entirely. Persistent memory remembers your repos and conventions across sessions. Audio and screenshots are AES-256-GCM encrypted and GDPR-aligned. Useful for code review, pair-debug-by-voice, and unfamiliar codebase tours. Scroll down for voice-code prompt patterns.

Use Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) when the code is in front of you and the question is easier to say than type. Double-tap Control, talk about the visible file, error, or diff, and let Jarvis use the screen as the shared context.

Code questions often happen while you are staring at the thing. Voice mode makes that moment easier. Double-tap Control, ask naturally, and let Jarvis use the visible code or error as the shared context.

The strength of voice mode is follow-up. Ask Jarvis to go slower, explain a variable, trace the data flow, compare two approaches, or identify what you should test.

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