A second screen, but for agents

When several agents work in parallel, the most tiring part is often checking where they stand. SlashVibe puts their sessions on a small 3.96-inch screen next to the main monitor: what is running, what is finished, what is waiting for an answer. You select a session with the joystick, bring its window to the foreground on the computer, accept a permission request or choose an option without leaving what you were doing. The case, in sandblasted anodized aluminum, connects via USB-C to a Mac or a Windows PC.

The SlashVibe placed on a pale green desk, screen raised, next to a white keyboard; a hand holds the detached controller.
On the desk, next to the keyboard: sessions stay in view. · © SlashVibe — official visual

Speaking rather than typing

The lower part detaches and becomes a wireless controller, with two microphones and a key for dictation. SlashVibe claims it is ready to record in under 100 milliseconds, and that bringing it close to the mouth captures even a whispered voice: enough to dictate the next instruction while leaning back in your chair. Dictation works in several languages, including French, and is also used to write messages or notes. It goes through the cloud within the limits of a free plan, or through a local transcription service that you configure yourself.

A man speaks close to the SlashVibe controller, held vertically in front of his mouth.
The detached controller, brought close to dictate in a low voice. · © SlashVibe — official visual

What to know before getting carried away

SlashVibe neither provides nor replaces the AI model: it works alongside the tools already installed, from Claude Code to Codex, Cursor or Gemini CLI, more than twenty according to the brand, which is also preparing a development kit for creating your own screens. The Kickstarter campaign opens on November 10, 2026, and first deliveries are announced for March 2027: nothing is on sale yet, and the final price is not published. Optional subscriptions at $8 and $14 per month raise the cloud dictation limits. As with any crowdfunding, the schedule remains the manufacturer's.

The SlashVibe seen from the front: the screen shows a question with three choices, the third option outlined in yellow.
Choosing an option proposed by the agent, from the device. · © SlashVibe — official visual
The SlashVibe placed under a large monitor filled with terminal windows; its screen lists the ongoing sessions.
The monitor for work, the device for tracking agents. · © SlashVibe — official visual
A man leaning back in his office chair, SlashVibe controller in hand, speaks in front of a computer screen.
Leaning back, and continuing to give instructions. · © SlashVibe — official visual

TO GO TO THE SOURCE

Written from the manufacturer's information, without a hands-on test: the scenarios describe possible uses, not personal experience. Check variants and specifications on the exact model you choose.