Vizhi puts your AI coding agents on the Logitech MX Creative Keypad. Each session gets its own key. See who needs you, press to act.
Free · macOS and Windows
Requires an MX Creative Keypad and Logi Options+ 6.4 or newer
When an AI writes the code, your job becomes approving, stopping and committing, often in three or four sessions at once. A notification tells you something needs you. It doesn't tell you which. Vizhi gives each session its own key, showing the project and whether it is working or waiting for you.
Each key shows a session's project and whether it is thinking, waiting for you, or done. Press it to jump straight there.
Every key press goes to the session it is meant for. If it can't get there, nothing is typed.
Press, speak, press again. Your voice is turned into text on your own computer. Nothing is sent anywhere.
One keypad, and a plugin for each AI coding agent you use.
A key for each session, Yes and No keys that warn you about risky commands, live cost and context, one-press prompts, git, and offline voice. For Terminal on Mac and Windows Terminal.
The same for Codex: a key for each session, Yes and No with risk warnings, Codex's own review, screenshots, and offline voice.
The ChatGPT desktop app on the keypad, on Mac and Windows, in ChatGPT and Codex modes: your recent chats, Approve and Deny, dictation, screenshots, saved prompts and Codex tasks.
Vizhi for ChatGPT for the Claude app: a key per conversation, approvals and voice.
All your agents on one keypad, whichever you use.
Every plugin needs a Logitech MX Creative Keypad and Logi Options+ 6.4 or newer. Download the keypad layouts from the keypad layouts page.
Ask on the issue tracker, so the answer helps others too, or email support@rshankar.com. Please attach the plugin log; it tells us most of what we need.
For Vizhi for Codex, the file is VizhiCodex.log in the same folder.