Of course, saying that ChatGPT Voice will completely replace the keyboard is hyperbole; even Brockman admits that he still likes typing when it comes to “a very quick message.” Still, I was intrigued by the notion of using ChatGPT Voice to actually get stuff done rather than just aimlessly talking. Now that voice mode works with ChatGPT Work and Codex on the ChatGPT desktop app, I wanted to try a keyboardless vibe-coding session — just ChatGPT Voice, me, and my personal self-hosted projects, with me talking with ChatGPT while I folded my laundry. As I continued folding towels, I asked ChatGPT to chase down a bug in my Jellyfin streaming-video instance, then I asked it to check the health of my aging Raspberry Pi 3. I asked ChatGPT to look in the old directory, scan the files, and help me sketch out ideas for new directions.