Illustrative blue-hour workspace with a laptop, smart glasses, phone and notebook

THE TOOLKIT / MADE FOR ROKID GLASSES

Claude Code on Rokid Glasses.
A whole workflow.
A little green display.

Different projects. Parallel sessions. More than one Mac. Keep your Claude Code workflow close, without keeping your eyes on a laptop.

Early access · Illustrative artwork · Your Mac runs the agent

01 / PARALLEL SESSIONS

One thing in view.
More happening behind it.

Let one session work while you give another its next instruction. Switching your focus doesn’t stop the work you leave behind.

Select a session to explore. Sample states only — no agent is connected.

storefront

Running the regression suite.
Checking the failing checkout test.

Running — pick one
Queue an instruction

swipe to choose · tap to confirm

Separate sessions can run in parallel. Within a single session, only one turn runs at a time. Your Mac’s resources and Claude access still set the limits.

Parallel sessions are not isolated workspaces. Use separate working copies when agents could edit the same files.

02 / MULTIPLE PROJECTS

A client project.
A side project.
Your next project.

Choose from the projects available to your relay. Switch the working directory, start a fresh conversation, or return to an existing session with its context.

  • Project names help you pick the right conversation.
  • Resume existing Claude Code sessions on your Mac.
  • Switch projects from the glasses, without typing a path.

Projects must be available on the connected Mac. Switching projects starts a new session; resuming a session is a separate action.

01

storefront

Fix the checkout. Keep the release moving.
~/work/storefront

02

backend

Document the API. Prepare the next integration.
~/work/backend

03

weekend-project

Give that idea a place to start.
~/personal/weekend-project

Example project names and paths. Your own projects appear in the app.

03 / ACCOUNTS & HOST PROFILES

Different setups.
A familiar point of view.

Keep named connection profiles for your different Macs or relays. Each profile keeps its address and connection token together. Choose the host you want to use from the glasses’ settings.

Work and personal Claude access can be configured on their respective Macs. Rokid Claude connects to that setup; it doesn’t move your Claude credentials into the glasses.

This is host-profile switching, not a built-in Claude account switcher or a shared account pool. One host is connected at a time. Each host needs its own working setup.

PROFILE / 01

Studio Mac

Work repositories
Claude access on this Mac
Its own relay connection

PROFILE / 02

Home Mac

Personal projects
Claude access on this Mac
Its own relay connection

Example profiles. The host picker appears when at least two profiles are configured.

04 / VOICE, WITH INTENTION

Think it.
Say it. Check it. Send it.

A good idea deserves a clear instruction. The default confirmation step lets you check what was heard before it becomes your agent’s task.

01 / RECORD

Tap and talk.

Tap the temple to start recording. Say the task naturally, then tap again to stop.

02 / TRANSCRIBE

Let it listen back.

The relay transcribes your recording with Whisper. The result appears in the glasses.

03 / CONFIRM

Heard correctly?

Read the transcript. Choose Send or Discard with the touchpad. You decide when it goes.

04 / FOLLOW

Keep the thread.

Read progress, ask a follow-up, or move to a different session while the agent works.

Confirmation is on by default and can be changed in Settings. This checks your instruction; it is not an approval gate for every tool the agent uses.

05 / YOUR LANGUAGE

Think in your language.
Stay in your flow.

Choose English, French or Chinese for the glasses interface and voice-command experience. The language setting also updates the transcription language.

Menus, confirmations and session controls follow your choice. The names in the language picker are written in their own language, so you can always find your way back.

Try the interface preview. This does not change your device settings or translate the website.

Heard

Run the tests.

Send
Discard

swipe to choose · tap to confirm

06 / STAY IN CONTROL

Not just a prompt.
A way to keep going.

The useful details matter: a next instruction, a finished session, a reference from your phone. Keep the workflow moving without starting over.

01

Queue the next instruction.

Have a follow-up while the current turn is running? Queue it for when that turn ends. Queued instructions are tied to the current session and are dropped if you switch sessions.

02

Interrupt when you need to.

Open the running-task menu to interrupt, queue an instruction, switch sessions or switch projects. A change of plan doesn’t have to wait for a finished answer.

03

Know when another session finishes.

A completion notification can bring another session back to your attention, including waking the display. Choose “Go to it” or “Stay here” rather than losing your current view.

04

Choose your Claude model.

Use the model picker to select among the supported Claude model families available to your setup. Availability and usage limits depend on your Claude access.

05

See your usage.

Check requests, sessions, tokens and reported cost across 7 days, 30 days or all recorded history. These are relay-recorded statistics, not a replacement for your provider’s billing statement.

06

Add what’s hard to say.

Open the browser-based phone companion to send pasted text or an image to the same session. A layout, an error message, a reference — with no separate conversation to reconcile.

07

Use the temple, not a keyboard.

Tap to record or confirm, swipe to navigate choices or scroll, and use voice commands to reach sessions, projects and settings. The small green display keeps the interaction focused.

08

Return to the conversation.

The relay stores session events locally and supports replay after a connection is re-established. Resumable Claude Code sessions keep their context. An internet connection is still required; this is not offline execution.

Illustrative quiet terrace scene with a developer wearing smart glasses

THE POINT ISN’T TO DO MORE AT ONCE

It’s to be somewhere
other than your desk.

Take a quiet break. Think through an idea. Then check in on the work. Use the display only when it is safe to give it your attention.

See the coffee-break use case AI-generated illustrative scene. Your Mac stays awake and online.

YOUR SETUP / CLEAR BOUNDARIES

Your Mac is the engine.
Your glasses are the window.

No migration of your repository to a hosted coding machine. Claude Code runs in the environment you already set up on your Mac.

01 / EXECUTION

Your Mac

Repositories, authenticated Claude Code, the local relay and Whisper. Keep it powered on, awake and connected.

02 / CONNECTION

The cloud broker

Connects the glasses and phone companion to your relay. It carries session traffic; it does not run the agent.

03 / INTERACTION

Your Rokid Glasses

The display-equipped model running YodaOS-Sprite. Connected through Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot, with the app installed.

Session traffic is not end-to-end encrypted. Claude Code sends relevant context to its model provider according to your configuration. This is not an offline or zero-access service. Rokid Max, Air, display-free Style and other brands are not currently supported.

Read the full requirements

EARLY ACCESS · BUILT FOR ROKID GLASSES

Keep the ambition.
Lose the waiting room.

Bring your Mac, your compatible glasses and your Claude Code access.

Set up your glasses Commercial usage licences are planned. See licence information.