CodeLoud is a family of developer tools for reliable instructions and inspectable technical context.
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Speak naturally. Send precise instructions. Voice turns spoken developer intent into code-aware text you can inspect before it reaches your editor or coding agent.
Status: Private development |
Ask technical questions. Get evidence, not guesses. Relay supplies exact-version, source-linked technical context through MCP so you—and your agent—can inspect what an answer rests on.
Status: Private beta |
DEVELOPER ── Voice ──▶ REVIEWABLE INSTRUCTION ──▶ CODING AGENT
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INSPECTABLE EVIDENCE ◀── Relay ◀── EXACT-VERSION CONTEXT
Voice and Relay work independently. Together they reduce the two correction loops that cost developers the most time: cleaning up what the agent heard and fact-checking what it used.
| If you need to… | Start here |
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| Dictate coding-agent prompts without losing paths, symbols, or package names | Voice coding-agent guide |
| Give an agent less context—but make that context better | Context-engineering guide |
| Understand what a documentation MCP server should provide | MCP documentation-server guide |
| Try Voice or Relay as access opens | Request early access |
| See the product family and operating principles | About CodeLoud |
The public CodeLoud family repository owns the website, product positioning, technical guides, and integration pins. Voice and Relay remain private while their product and security boundaries are still being established.
Delivery evidence for CodeLoud and the projects built by Olen Latham appears in the combined engineering dashboard at latham.cloud.
Spend less time correcting and fact-checking your coding agent.
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