Chirp voice racks are a one-way digest. While you can probe and ask questions, it doesn't let you connect out (commit code, send emails, etc.). To do that, just add the --channels flag when you start Claude. If you're curious, this is how Telegram and WhatsApp create a two-way connection with Claude Code (channels reference).

Connecting Claude CLI

1. 1.Add the Chirp marketplace in Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add chirp-voice/marketplace
2. 2.Install the plugin: /plugin install chirp
3. 3.Sign in to Chirp from inside Claude Code: /chirp-auth
4. 4.Start a session that is connected to Chirp: claude --channels plugin:chirp@chirp-voice

Let your phone start agents

Install Chirp on your Mac and your phone can spin up, name, and shut down agents by voice — no keyboard needed. It also keeps a personal agent running in the background for questions that use your connected tools.

The easiest way to set it up is to paste the prompt below into an existing agent and let it run the install for you.

Install Chirp on this Mac: run curl -fsSL https://chirp.dev/install | sh, then chirp login, then chirp start. When it's done, tell me which of my projects I can now start agents in from my phone.

Or by hand:

1. 1.curl -fsSL https://chirp.dev/install | sh
2. 2.chirp login
3. 3.chirp start

Requires macOS, Node 20+, tmux, and Claude Code.

After setup, manage the daemon with chirp status, chirp logs -f, chirp stop, and chirp restart.

Want to review what runs? Read the script — it installs one npm package, no sudo; sign-in happens in your browser.