Duck, Duck, Duck! by IDEO
Rubber duck debugging. But the duck talks back.

Our Take
The fact that IDEO — the actual design firm that invented the mouse — built a rubber duck that shade-drops on your code is kind of incredible. Duck, Duck, Duck! hooks into Claude Code and literally speaks its mind when your code breaks, runs, or gets stuck, plus you can approve actions with your voice by saying "ducky" which is objectively hilarious. It's free on M3+ Apple Silicon and runs locally, uses actual servo motors for physical reactions, and was apparently built in three weeks which honestly tracks given what AI tools can do now. The "compan mode" that shares the duck's inner monologue on how you're engaging with Claude is either the most unhinged or most useful feature I've heard in a developer tool this year.
A rubber duck companion that integrates with Claude Code, listens to coding sessions, understands what's happening, and responds with opinions. It speaks when Claude runs, fails, or hesitates, reacts physically, and lets you approve actions with your voice.
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