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Rohan Paul· @rohanpaul_ai · X· · Original publication time AI score34

Vexo introduces screenless AI bracelet for assigning context-rich tasks to ClaudeMachine translation

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Vexo says its bracelet connects to apps, agents and MCP servers, letting users pass a spoken request and prior conversation context to Claude. Its example workflow includes approval on a phone before Claude starts building. The team says it can be ordered now, with shipping set to start January 30, 2027.

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ReplyRohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
really wanted to get my hands on this. MCP has made it possible for almost any device to hand a coding agent a task. Vexo is a screenless bracelet that connects to your apps, agents and MCP servers, so a spoken request reaches Claude with the conversation behind it attached. The flow: - You talk through a feature over lunch - “Hey Vexo, ask Claude to build the feature we discussed at lunch” - Vexo hands Claude the context from lunch - You approve from your phone - Claude starts building No laptop, no prompt box.
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Related contextHaris Malik@realharismalik
Backed by YC and Paul Graham, we're building Vexo, an always-listening AI bracelet that turns your conversations into action. Built by engineers from Tesla, AMD, and Amazon. One sentence to Vexo can: •Get Claude building the feature you wanted •Text the family •Block your calendar for dinner •Order the groceries •Find the founder you met at last week's event Every conversation adds context, so you explain less and get more done. Get yours now, shipping start January 30th 2027 https://t.co/aH9Cbb1era
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