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VibeKeys Max now works better across Windows, Codex, and day-to-day key handling. This update covers three pieces: Vibetty, the remote terminal bridge; VibeKeys app, the desktop configuration tool; and firmware, the software running on the device itself.

This update improves all three:

• Vibetty now runs on Windows, so remote control and voice-driven terminal workflows are no longer limited to macOS and Linux.
• VibeKeys app adds Codex support, including Codex hook mode and a Codex keymap profile for keyboard mode.
• VibeKeys firmware v0.3.1 fixes the default MIC key mapping and improves key release handling on the device.

If you already have a VibeKeys Max, we recommend updating both the desktop software and the device firmware.

Update links:

• VibeKeys app v0.1.9
• Vibetty v0.3.3
• Firmware update guide

Vibetty is a voice-driven terminal for AI coding agents. You speak into a VibeKeys Max keyboard's built-in microphone, the keyboard streams the audio to the Vibetty server, and your words are transcribed straight into Claude Code (or any terminal program) while the live terminal shows in your browser. Until now it ran on Linux and macOS only. As of this release, Vibetty runs on Windows 10 and 11 too.