A shared way to listen.
Agree on when to mute updates and when to ask Parrot for a recap.
Engineering teams
Keep building.
Keep the context.
Give developers a consistent way to follow their coding agents, hear blockers, and respond without losing their place.
Includes 14 days of free Heard. No card needed.
YOUR SESSIONSIllustrative example
AuthenticationClaude Code · two fixtures need a decision
Needs you
iOS appCodex · build passed
DoneTeam invitesCodex · running the test suite
Working
The iOS build passed. Authentication needs your decision on two fixtures.A data path you can inspect.
Choose managed voices, your own provider keys, or the open source engine to fit your team’s requirements.
A small rollout first.
Try one workflow with a few developers. Use the result to decide where Heard helps.
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Choose the workflow.
Pick a recurring task and the people who spend time checking on it.
- 02
Agree on the settings.
Set permitted providers and review expectations.
- 03
Review the experience.
Look at missed blockers, interruption volume, and time spent switching sessions.
A few more details
Questions?
Does Heard replace code review or CI?
No. Heard is an awareness and response layer. Existing source-control, review, CI, deployment, and security gates remain authoritative.
Can a team require local voices?
The open source engine supports local Kokoro speech. Organizations should document which processing path is approved for each workflow.
How should we evaluate a pilot?
Track missed blockers, response time to agent questions, interruption load, and sustained developer adoption, not the amount of audio produced.
Keep exploring.
All use casesGive your agents a voice.
Keep the context. Get on with your work.
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Includes 14 days of free Heard. No card needed.
