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The Status Light is a desktop AI agent status light: a three-lens traffic signal that shows at a glance whether a long-running agent task is still working, waiting on you, or finished.

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The Desk Terminal is a palm-sized mini retro computer that acts as an ambient status display, showing the clock, the weather or whatever single number you keep checking on a small colour LCD.

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Pedal Four is a four-pedal USB foot switch with the driver built into the device, giving you four programmable hands-free actions such as accept, reject, run-tests and next-diff.

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Pedal Three is a three-pedal USB foot switch for coding that maps accept, reject and push-to-talk to your feet, so reviewing agent output never takes a hand off the keyboard.

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The Retro Board is an 87-key tri-mode retro mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable switches, supplied with a matching numeric keypad and mouse as a complete set.

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Slam Buttons is a pair of full-size arcade buttons on a single plate, macro-definable, intended to be mapped to accept and reject so you can approve or kill agent output with a slap.

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The Vibe Pad is an entry-price programmable macro pad supplied with a clip-on microphone, bundling dictation and macro keys into one box.

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The EM Mini Pad is a six-key Bluetooth aluminium macropad with a knurled rotary knob, small enough to live permanently between your keyboard and your mug.

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The Left-Hand Pad is a slim twelve-key macropad for Mac, intended for the hand that is not on the mouse.

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The Whisper Key is a handheld silent voice keyboard that lets you dictate prompts to an AI coding agent at roughly 20 dB, quiet enough that nobody sitting near you can make out what you said.

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The KM16 Macropad is a 16-key aluminium macropad with three rotary knobs that you remap entirely in a web browser using VIA, with no firmware flashing and no compiling.

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The Voice Pad is a push-to-talk voice macropad: a compact mechanical keypad with a microphone built into the body, so you hold a key, speak, release, and the transcription is typed into your agent.

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The Triple Keycap Charm is a 3D-printed keycap bag charm: three chunky keycap-shaped blocks strung on a short braided cord with a steel swivel clasp.

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The Pixel Charm is a two-piece pixel-robot bag charm set on braided paracord with real triangular carabiners rather than split rings.

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The Keycap Fidget is a mechanical keycap fidget keyring: three genuine mechanical switches under blank keycaps, so the click and the reset feel like the keyboard you already like.

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The Agent Pet is an AI agent desk pet: a small pixel-robot with an LCD face whose expression changes according to what your coding agent is currently doing.