Voice · BridgeheadGemini Live × your agents
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Claude Code and the agents you use are silent and take turns; voice modes in chat apps can't reach your computer's agents, and none of them listen while your hands are busy. Voice · Bridge is a live conversation you open in your browser: Gemini Live, on your own Gemini key, turns messy speech into a clear instruction for a Claude Code session on your computer, says when it's sent, and reads the reply back when it lands. Interrupt it any time. The Bridgehead Connector's per-app permissions decide what it may do.
Copy. Paste. Connected.
The address to paste into each app, or its one-line command. It's the same connector everywhere.
The talk page: sign in, add your Gemini key once, and tap to talk. Files you drop there land in your gallery.
https://connect.bridgehead.cloud/voiceclaude.ai, the desktop app or the phone: Customize → Connectors → Add → Custom connector, then paste this, to see what you dropped on the talk page in your chats.
https://voicebridge.fyi/mcpOne line in your terminal.
claude mcp add --transport http voicebridge https://voicebridge.fyi/mcpIn settings, turn on developer mode and add a custom app with this address.
https://voicebridge.fyi/mcpOne line in your terminal; it asks you to sign in.
codex mcp add voicebridge --url https://voicebridge.fyi/mcpCursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, n8n and more: add this address as a remote MCP server and sign in when asked.
https://voicebridge.fyi/mcpVoice · Bridge talks on your own Gemini key (the same one Gemini · Bridge uses); about 2 cents a minute of conversation.
Add your Gemini keyTalk to your Claude Code sessions out loud: ask what they're doing, start one in a project, send one an instruction, and hear the reply when it lands. It also reaches your other Bridgehead connectors (make a picture with Gemini, ask Jev about a file, check your store), searches Google for quick facts, drives Spatial Code and the ntheFlow Viewer on your screens, and finds things in ntheFlow. One slider sets how it thinks, from quick answers to a deep thinker. It reads back anything that changes or costs, and you can interrupt it any time.
Gemini Live is billed to your own Gemini key: about half a cent a minute for your voice and under two cents a minute for its replies, so a ten-minute talk is around 12 cents; the deep-thinking end of the slider costs more. After three quiet minutes it disconnects and costs nothing until you talk again or a reply lands. Google has a free tier too.
Only what the Bridgehead Connector on your computer allows this voice page: new apps start read only, and you choose whether it may start sessions, send them messages, change your screens or use ntheFlow.
Yes, in the browser, while the page is open and the screen is on; a phone stops a page's microphone when it's locked or in the background.