diego@Diegos-MBP ~ % cd projects/loquitor

v0.2.0 · MIT License

Rust CLI daemon that watches your AI coding agent's

terminal output, waits until each turn finishes, and

speaks one short summary so you know what just shipped

and what it's waiting for. Smart notifications,

not a running monologue.

Features

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✓ Idle detection per session — fires only when Claude stops

✓One LLM-written sentence per turn, prefixed "Regarding {session}."

✓ Multi-provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, MiniMax for summaries

✓ Multi-provider TTS: OpenAI, ElevenLabs, MiniMax, macOS Say

✓ Concurrent summaries across lanes, played in turn-end order

✓ Secret scrubber before any cloud LLM call (sk-…, ghp_…, JWT, etc.)

Quick Install

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Pre-built binaries for macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon)

and Linux (x86_64 + aarch64) on every release:

→ github.com/diegogallovich/loquitor/releases/latest

Or build from source:

cargo install loquitor and brew tap install

arrive in a near-future patch.

Getting Started

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$ loquitor init # Pick TTS + summary LLM, models, voice

$ loquitor enable # Install shell hook + start daemon

Then open a new terminal tab and run claude. Loquitor

detects each session, waits for Claude to finish a turn,

and announces what happened.

How It Works

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A shell hook wraps the claude command

with script -q, capturing output to a per-session log.

The daemon tails the log, detects when Claude's

input prompt stabilises (turn ended), scrubs secrets

from the buffer, sends it to your chosen summary LLM,

prepends "Regarding {session}.", and plays

the result through your TTS provider — one sentence,

one notification, queued in turn-end order across lanes.

Contribute

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→ github.com/diegogallovich/loquitor

Issues · Pull Requests · Discussions

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Tip the Creator

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Loquitor is free and open source. If it saves you

time, consider tipping.

Easiest path — @diegogallovich on Telegram.

Settle in whatever currency works for both of us.

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