The Multi-Computer Voice Workflow

The short answer: install AICHE on 2-4 computers, run a different AI tool on each (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT), and dictate commands as you walk between them while each processes your requests.

Typing on one machine creates a bottleneck. Your brain can think through multiple problems simultaneously, but typing forces you to tackle them serially.

1. Set up your first computer with Claude Code for architecture work.
2. Place a second computer 10-15 feet away running Cursor for implementation.
3. Install AICHE on both and configure the same hotkey (⌃+⌥+R or Ctrl+Alt+R).
4. Stand at Computer 1, press the hotkey, and dictate your high-level design problem.
5. Walk to Computer 2 while Computer 1 processes-press the hotkey and dictate implementation details for a different feature.
6. Return to Computer 1 to review completed output, dictate refinements, then move back to Computer 2.

Heads-up: place computers far enough apart that walking between them takes 15-30 seconds. This gives each assistant time to generate responses before you return.

The pro-tip: assign each computer a specific context (architecture, implementation, debugging, documentation) so your physical location cues your brain into the right mindset.

Result: you send 150-200 prompts daily instead of 40-60, and thinking stays continuous rather than interrupted by typing pauses.

Do this now: set up one additional laptop with a different assistant and try walking between it and your main machine for 20 minutes.