Voice tools for AI workflows
Codex Hark
Codex Hark is a Windows app that recognizes the wake word “Codex” locally and opens voice chat in Codex Desktop. It also supports dictation and draft commands.
Problem
Starting voice chat or dictation typically requires a keyboard shortcut or an action in the interface.
System built
Codex Hark listens for a wake word and controls the Codex Desktop voice interface. Separate commands can send dictated text or leave it as a draft for review; settings control recognition and silence handling.
What it proves
The public MIT repository provides Windows releases and voice-command documentation. It is an unofficial project, not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
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Codex Hark
Voice tools for AI workflows
Problem
Starting voice chat or dictation typically requires a keyboard shortcut or an action in the interface.
System
Codex Hark listens for a wake word and controls the Codex Desktop voice interface. Separate commands can send dictated text or leave it as a draft for review; settings control recognition and silence handling.
Proof
The public MIT repository provides Windows releases and voice-command documentation. It is an unofficial project, not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
Capabilities
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The value is not only the domain. It is the ability to turn complex work into a system with clearer inputs, decisions, workflows and outcomes.
Local wake-word recognition
voice-chat start and stop
dictation with send or draft modes
command and silence settings
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