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Macropad shortcut works in one app but not another

KM16 Macropad puts sixteen keys and three knobs beside your regular keyboard. If a shortcut works in your editor but does nothing in a browser, the useful question is which...

A Desk Voice Keypad for Roo Code

Voice Pad is a compact mechanical keypad with a microphone: three keys for mic, tick and cross, plus a knob. Pointed at Roo Code, it turns the agent loop into...

A Silent Dictation Keypad for Roo Code

Whisper Key is a clear polycarbonate handheld with four keys: mic, tick, cross and enter. You hold it to your mouth, hold the mic key, and speak your Roo Code...

A Mini Macropad for Roo Code

EM Mini Pad is a very small, very heavy anodised aluminium block: five keys and a knurled knob on a brushed silver plinth. It is the right size for exactly...

A Left-Hand Macropad for Roo Code

Left-Hand Pad puts twelve keys and a pair of rotary knobs under the hand you are not mousing with, on macOS. It exists for a plain observation: when Roo Code...

A 16-Key Macropad for Roo Code

KM16 Macropad is sixteen keycaps on an anodised aluminium block, with one large knob and two small ones. For Roo Code, which lives inside VS Code and asks you to...

A Four-Pedal Foot Switch for Roo Code: Keep Modes Visible

Pedal Four costs $85. Four ribbed targets sit side by side in a row on one flat steel plate, wired over USB. A fourth position adds input capacity, but output,...

A Three-Pedal Foot Switch for Roo Code: Navigation Around Risk

Pedal Three costs $69 and sets three ribbed foot controls on curved steel with a USB cable permanently attached. Roo Code is a VS Code extension whose tools present Save...

A Retro Mechanical Keyboard for Cline: For the Typing That Remains

Retro Board is priced at $149 and uses a cream-and-grey, eighties-console look around an 87-key tenkeyless mechanical layout. It covers ordinary Cline prompts, editor shortcuts and terminal input without a...

Big Arcade Buttons for Cline: Focus and Review, Not Approval

Slam Buttons costs $29 and mounts two large red arcade controls on a cream plate. Connection, output, remapping, operating-system support and sound are not confirmed. Cline displays approval and rejection...

A Desk Status Display for Cline: Show Verified Project Facts

Desk Terminal costs $79. It is a working miniature computer with a small colour screen and a case inspired by a 1984 all-in-one. It might show a compact project summary...

An Agent Status Light for Cline: Use Native Notifications First

Status Light is a $45 matte-black desk object with red, amber and green domed lenses arranged vertically. Cline can already send operating-system notifications when approval is required. The light's power,...

A Desk Voice Keypad for Cline: Dictate, Review, Then Send

Voice Pad costs $79. A microphone accompanies its small mechanical body, three controls labelled mic, tick and cross, and a single knob. The listing does not establish whether the mic...

A Quiet Dictation Keypad for Cline, With Audible Limits

WhisperKey costs $87.90. It is a transparent handheld voice keypad meant to be held near the mouth, with mic, tick, cross and Enter legends. The catalogue does not confirm a...

A Mini Macropad for Cline: Five Safe Views, Not Five Decisions

EM Mini Pad costs $75 and packs five keys plus one knurled knob into a very small, heavy anodised-aluminium block. Wired USB-C, Bluetooth and a 1000 mAh battery are confirmed....

A Left-Hand Macropad for Cline: Navigate Beside the Mouse

Left-Hand Pad costs $49. It is sold for macOS with twelve keys arranged in four columns by three rows and two rotary controls. It may place editor navigation beside the...

A 16-Key Macropad for Cline: An Editor Navigation Board

KM16 Macropad costs $119. It carries sixteen caps on anodised aluminium plus one large and two small rotary controls. VIA remapping is confirmed. The exact physical grid, connection, macro features,...

A Four-Pedal Foot Switch for Cline: Four Safe Views at Most

Pedal Four costs $85. A USB lead exits a broad metal base where four ribbed foot targets run side by side. Four positions could separate editor destinations after the actual...

A Three-Pedal Foot Switch for Cline: Navigate, Do Not Approve

Pedal Three costs $69. It uses three ribbed foot controls across a curved steel base and a USB cable fixed to the board. Cline runs inside supported editors and presents...

A Retro Mechanical Keyboard for Zed: A Slow Look for a Fast Editor

Retro Board is priced at $149 and combines an 87-key tenkeyless mechanical layout with cream-and-grey, eighties-console styling. That supplies ordinary editor coverage without a number pad. Switch type, connection, keycap...

Big Arcade Buttons for Zed: Open the Diff, Not Approve It

Slam Buttons costs $29 and puts two large round red arcade controls on a cream plate. Their output, remapping, connection, host support and sound are not confirmed. Zed offers customizable...

A Desk Status Display for Zed: Show Facts, Not Agent Mood

Desk Terminal costs $79. A small colour screen sits inside a working miniature computer whose case recalls a 1984 all-in-one. It could carry a compact project summary beside Zed. Its...

An Agent Status Light for Zed: Start With Native Notifications

Status Light is a $45 matte-black desk unit whose three domed positions are coloured red, amber and green from top to bottom. Zed can already issue a desktop notification and...

A Desk Voice Keypad for Zed: Push to Talk, Then Review

Voice Pad costs $79 and combines a compact mechanical keypad, a microphone, three keys marked mic, tick and cross, and one knob. The facts do not say whether the microphone...

A Quiet Dictation Keypad for Zed, Not a Silent One

WhisperKey costs $87.90. It is a clear handheld voice keypad intended to sit near the mouth, with four controls marked microphone, tick, cross and Enter. The current product facts do...

A Mini Macropad for Zed: Five Reversible Destinations

EM Mini Pad costs $75. It is a very small, heavy anodised-aluminium block with five keys, one knurled knob, wired USB-C, Bluetooth and a 1000 mAh battery. Remapping, emitted events,...

A Left-Hand Macropad for Zed: Navigate While the Pointer Stays Put

Left-Hand Pad costs $49. The listing targets macOS and specifies twelve keys arranged as four columns by three rows, accompanied by two rotary controls. It can put visible Zed panel...

A 16-Key Macropad for Zed: A Physical Map of Safe Actions

KM16 Macropad costs $119 and provides sixteen keycaps on anodised aluminium, one large rotary control and two smaller ones. VIA remapping is confirmed. The exact key arrangement, knob events, connection,...

A Four-Pedal Foot Switch for Zed: Four Visible Destinations

Pedal Four costs $85. Four ribbed foot controls sit in a row on a wide, flat metal plate with a USB lead. The extra position can separate four reversible Zed...

A Three-Pedal Foot Switch for Zed: Reversible Panel Navigation

Pedal Three costs $69 and sets a trio of ribbed foot controls across curved steel, using a USB cable fixed to the unit. Zed has a customizable keymap that can...

A Retro Mechanical Keyboard for Aider: The Part You Still Touch

Retro Board costs $149. It is a cream-and-grey mechanical keyboard in eighties-console styling with 87 keys and a tenkeyless layout. That is enough physical coverage for writing Aider prompts and...

Big Arcade Buttons for Aider: Navigation, Not y-Enter

Slam Buttons costs $29 and mounts two large red arcade-style controls on a cream base. The current facts do not confirm key output, remapping, connection, host support or sound. They...

A Desk Status Display for Aider: Git and Tests at a Glance

Desk Terminal costs $79 and is a functioning miniature computer with retro all-in-one styling and a small colour display. It could carry concise Git or test information only if its...

An Agent Status Light for Aider: Use Its Notification Command

Status Light costs $45 and presents a matte-black body with red, amber and green domed positions. Aider can invoke notifications when an LLM response is ready, including a configurable notifications...

A Desk Voice Keypad for Aider: Push to Talk, Review to Send

Voice Pad costs $79 and includes a compact mechanical keypad with microphone, tick and cross legends, one knob and a supplied microphone. The catalogue does not confirm an integrated mic,...

A Quiet Dictation Keypad for Aider, Not a Silent One

WhisperKey costs $87.90 and is a clear handheld voice-workflow controller used near the mouth, with microphone, tick, cross and Enter legends. It may support a separate dictation path after verification....

A Mini Macropad for Aider: Five Keys, Five Safe Destinations

EM Mini Pad costs $75 and uses a dense anodised-aluminium case above a brushed silver platform, holding five keys and one textured rotary control. Wired USB-C, Bluetooth and a 1000...

A Left-Hand Macropad for Aider: Navigation Under the Idle Hand

Left-Hand Pad costs $49 and gives a macOS user twelve keys arranged across four columns and three rows, plus two rotary controls. It can place reversible terminal destinations under the...

A 16-Key Macropad for Aider: Navigation Before Slash Commands

KM16 Macropad costs $119. Sixteen caps sit on an aluminium structure beside three rotary controls, and the supplier card lists VIA compatibility. That supports many distinct inputs. It does not...

A Four-Pedal Foot Switch for Aider: Keep Commands Deliberate

Pedal Four costs $85 and arranges four ribbed controls side by side on a wide, flat metal platform with a USB lead. A fourth position adds physical capacity, but it...

A Three-Pedal Foot Switch for Aider: Navigation by Foot

Pedal Three costs $69. Three textured foot controls sit on curved steel, while the USB tether is fixed to the board rather than detachable. It may emit terminal navigation after...

Are Desk Toys a Waste of Money? Sometimes. Here's the Test.

Agent Pet costs $45 and is a compact orange pixel-robot desk object with a square LCD face. It can be delightful or become clutter. The honest purchase test is whether...

The Best Gift Under 20 Dollars for a Developer (We Sell Two)

For $19, Keycap Fidget arranges three caps carrying different AI-tool marks on a transparent base, each one slightly higher and farther across than the last. Below 20 dollars, the only...

Ordering Desk Gear Shipped From China: What to Expect From Us

Pixel Charm costs $15 for two paracord pieces, one moulded orange pixel figure and one flat speech-bubble tag. It is the catalogue's lowest-priced way to test the store's tracked shipping...

A Status Light vs Desktop Notifications for Agent Work

Status Light costs $45 and offers three domed red, amber and green positions on a matte-black desk unit. A light can hold a coarse state in the room, while a...

How Much Should You Spend on a Macropad? $49, $75 or $119

A macropad budget in this catalogue spans $49, $75 and $119 for three different confirmed shapes. Price does not map neatly to usefulness. The correct tier is the least expensive...

Do You Need a Knob on a Macropad? Usually Just One.

KM16 Macropad costs $119 and places sixteen keycaps on anodised aluminium beside one large knob and two smaller knobs, with VIA remapping confirmed. Three rotary controls are unusual capacity. The...

Wired vs Bluetooth Macropad: Which Should You Buy?

EM Mini Pad costs $75 and combines five keys plus a knurled knob in a compact heavy aluminium block on a brushed silver plinth. It has confirmed wired USB-C and...

Is the Voice-Pad Worth $79 Against Its Cheaper Sibling?

For $79, Voice Pad uses a compact mechanical body with microphone, tick and cross controls plus a rotary knob; a microphone is supplied with the product. That wording does not...

Is the Desk-Terminal Worth $79 on a Desk You Stare At All Day?

Desk Terminal costs $79. It is a functioning miniature computer with a colour screen, housed in a case that evokes an early all-in-one. Its worth divides into visual delight and...