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# Heard for Engineering Teams Running Coding Agents

Source: https://heard.dev/use-cases/engineering-teams

Give engineering teams a consistent spoken layer for agent progress, blockers, approvals, and completion across Claude Code and Codex.

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.

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Includes 14 days of free Heard. No card needed.

YOUR SESSIONS Illustrative example

**Authentication** Claude Code · two fixtures need a decision

Needs you

**iOS app** Codex · build passed

Done

**Team invites** Codex · running the test suite

Working

The iOS build passed. Authentication needs your decision on two fixtures.

01

### A shared way to listen.

Agree on when to mute updates and when to ask Parrot for a recap.

02

### A data path you can inspect.

Choose managed voices, your own provider keys, or the open source engine to fit your team’s requirements.

03

### A small rollout first.

Try one workflow with a few developers. Use the result to decide where Heard helps.

Getting started

## Start with a focused pilot.

[Open the setup guide](https://docs.heard.dev/quickstart)

1.  01
    
    ### Choose the workflow.
    
    Pick a recurring task and the people who spend time checking on it.
    
2.  02
    
    ### Agree on the settings.
    
    Set permitted providers and review expectations.
    
3.  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.

[Heard for Teams](https://heard.dev/for-teams) [Security](https://heard.dev/security) [Multiple coding agents](https://heard.dev/use-cases/multiple-coding-agents)

[All use cases](https://heard.dev/use-cases)

## Give your agents a voice.

Keep the context. Get on with your work.

[Download for Mac](https://heard.dev/download/use-cases?format=dmg)

Includes 14 days of free Heard. No card needed.