Three keys, infinite contexts
Dune is a tiny desktop keypad — three physical buttons that sit next to your Mac keyboard. The trick: it watches your foreground app and re-skins on the fly. Open VS Code, the keys become Git commit / push / pull. Open Zoom or Google Meet, the top key turns into “join meeting.” Connect your calendar and you get live meeting controls mid-call. Zero setup. Project Mirage, the team behind it, has shipped consumer hardware before. It launched on Product Hunt April 20 with 558 votes — top of the hardware category that day, and currently the most-discussed AI hardware on hunted.space.
Where the AI agents plug in
The part most reviews miss: Dune integrates with Openclaw, a Claude-Code-style agent runtime. That means the three keys can fire custom AI skills you wrote yourself. The team’s flagship demo is an Email Assistant — triages your inbox and drafts replies on a single keypress. You build the agent in Openclaw, bind it to a key, and the binding silently swaps as your foreground app changes. First physical surface I’ve seen built specifically for developers who run agents all day and live in back-to-back Zooms.
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