OPEN SOURCE · MIT LICENSE

LEXOIRE

Speak to Claude, Codex, and GitHub Copilot — all at once, with shared context, live session routing, and natural voice output. Lexoire is the missing voice layer for CLI-native AI tools.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yaseensh/Lexoire/main/install.sh | bash

speak your intent · route your context · persist your session

WHY LEXOIRE EXISTS

Voice and AI coding tools don't talk to each other.

PAIN Developers jump between Claude, Codex, and Copilot with no shared voice layer or session memory.

LOSS Spoken instructions disappear unless attached to the right session, repo, provider, and task history.

RACE CLI copilots stream, queue, fail, or wait silently — voice workflows break at every gap.

FIX Lexoire gives voice a command surface for routing, tracking, and resuming AI work across every tool.

INSTALL LEXOIRE

One command. Every platform.

Buttons resolve to the latest platform release asset. Fallback opens the GitHub releases page.

HOW LEXOIRE WORKS

Capture. Route. Process. Persist.

01 Voice is captured and locked into an explicit session before any work begins.

02 The session context — objective, provider, history — travels with every request.

03 Claude, Codex, or Copilot processes the prompt with full shared context.

04 The response streams back visually and is spoken aloud with natural TTS.

05 Context persists for the next turn, the next provider, or the next session.

OPEN SOURCE

MIT licensed. Built in public. PRs welcome.

Lexoire is fully open source. The full codebase — backend, Electron shell, frontend, voice routing, and session logic — is on GitHub and free to fork, extend, and improve.

MIT License
3 AI providers
v1.1 Latest release

VISUAL COMMAND SURFACE

One interface. Many providers.

VOICE speak your intent — Lexoire routes it to the right provider

SESSION context persists across turns, providers, and restarts

STREAM live visual feedback while the model generates

TTS natural spoken output — no markdown noise, no pauses

SPHERE 3D particle field reacts to scroll, tilt, and touch

MEMORY handoff context keeps every provider in sync