The agent controller · for Claude Code, Codex & CoworkCanvas
All work & no play
Your agents already do the work. This is the one physical key you press to say yes. It sits dark on your desk and lights up only when a human is actually needed — so you glance, you don't babysit.
Hover a key to see what it does. Press one to watch it happen.
Hover or tap any control on the pad — its job shows here, and the screen on the left reacts the way the real thing would.
Six words of firmware
White means idle. Amber means you.
The whole point is a color you can read from across the room. Every state is a color and a shape and a word — so it works whether or not you see color the same way everyone else does.
Nothing needs you. Agents are quiet or between tasks.
An agent picked up a task and is running. Let it cook.
It drafted a change and stopped for a human. Your move.
Approved and applied. The item is live in the register.
Something failed or a delete is pending your call.
One pad, four layers
The keys are your pending work
Touch the strip to move between layers. Each one turns the same twelve keys into a different job — but the muscle memory stays put.
CoworkCanvas
The six frosted keys are the AI suggestions waiting for you. Press to approve; the change runs and the item drops into your register. Arm the reject key first to send one back. Nothing is applied until you press — twice.
Claude Code & Codex
Send, approve a permission, switch modes, keep it going — drive a whole agent session from the pad. Same finger positions on both, so your hands don't care which agent is running.
The frosted 2U key
Double-tap to dictate into whatever has focus; tap once to stop. The edge glows magenta while it listens. It's on every layer, because talking to your agent shouldn't need a mode.
The actual unit
Real hardware, not a render of one
Built on the Work Louder Creator Micro 2 Pro and flashed with the agent firmware. RGB underglow you can read across a desk. Frosted caps on the slot keys so the light shows through. USB-C for the lights; the keys run over Bluetooth too.
- Keys12 × 1U + 1 × 2U voice
- Controlsrotary encoder · joystick · touch
- Lightingper-key RGB + underglow
- SentinelsF13–F23 → local bridge
- ConnectionUSB-C · Bluetooth
It runs on Windows. Only Windows. For now.
The pad's keys work on anything — but the part that makes it special, the bridge that turns a keypress into an approve and the LEDs into agent status, is Windows-only today. It leans on Windows dictation and low-level key hooks that don't have a Mac equivalent yet.
We'd rather lose the click than take your money and mail you something that half-works. If you're on a Mac, join the waitlist anyway — you'll be first to know when it crosses over, and your interest is exactly what decides whether it does.
Pre-order opens to the list first
Sign off on the waitlist
Limited first run. No charge now — join and you'll get the pre-order link, the honest ship date, and the Mac-support call before anyone else.
Mail client not handy? Email rich@coworkcanvas.com and we'll add you.