Luke is a macOS app for planning with a coding agent by voice. You talk through a feature, it reads your code while you speak, and it writes a plan you can paste straight into Claude Code or Codex. It needs macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon and is Apache-2.0.
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Describe what you want out loud while Luke reads the code, and it turns that into a plan.
The output is written to be pasted into Claude Code or Codex.
A native macOS app rather than a web service.
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