Tuple for Raycast

Drive your Tuple pair programming sessions from Raycast. This extension wraps the local tuple command-line tool.

Requirements

• The Tuple desktop app must be installed and running. The extension talks to the running app through the tuple CLI.
• The tuple CLI ships inside the Tuple app. Enabling it under Settings → Integrations symlinks it to /usr/local/bin/tuple; the extension also falls back to the copy bundled in Tuple.app if you haven't done that. If yours lives elsewhere, set the Tuple CLI Path preference.
• Capture must be enabled in Tuple (Settings → Capture) to record new calls. Search Calls, summaries, and AI tools can still read existing stored Capture when live Capture is disabled.

Commands

• Search Contacts — Browse your contacts and other connected machines with live status. Start a call, toggle a contact favorite, or copy an email or machine ID. Everyone stays listed, but the call action matches what Tuple will accept: start a call with someone online, join the call someone's already on while it has room, and neither for someone offline or on a full call. Raycast reports success only after the call connects, and joins switch cleanly from your current call. Idle machines can be called directly; a machine already in a call stays visible without an invalid call action.
• Active Call — A menu-bar command showing your current call. Mute/unmute, start or stop Capture, add a person, copy an AI context prompt, or leave the call — without leaving the menu bar.
• Toggle Mute — Mute or unmute your microphone in the active call. Bind it to a global hotkey for hands-free control.
• End Call — Hang up the active call. Also hotkey-friendly.
• Search Calls — Browse recent calls and full-text-search what was said. From any call you can read the complete Capture, Summarize with AI, Generate Title & Summary… (drafted from captured context, editable before it’s saved), copy an AI context prompt, export it, or delete it.
• Search Rooms — Browse your personal and team rooms, see who’s currently in each, and join one, copy its link, or open it in the browser. The personal section shows only your primary personal room, identified from the CLI's creation timestamp.
• Join Personal Room — Jump straight into your primary personal room.
• Generate Title & Summary — Draft a title and summary for your most recent call with AI and save them immediately, with no review step (the in-call Generate Title & Summary… action is the reviewable version). Bind it to a hotkey, or trigger it from a deeplink (pass a callId in the launch context to target a specific call). Requires Raycast Pro.

Raycast AI

Ask Raycast AI about your calls in AI Chat (type @Tuple) or the "Ask Tuple" root-search item — for example, "when did I last talk with Sage?" or "action items from my recent calls". The AI uses these read-only tools to answer:

• List Recent Calls, Search Capture, Read Capture, List Contacts, List Active Calls, Get Active Call, List Rooms

"Summarize with AI" (on any call) and the AI tools use Raycast's built-in AI and require Raycast Pro. Your captured context is sent to Raycast's AI service; the extension does not send it elsewhere. Without Pro, use Copy AI Context (on any recorded call, or the active call from the menu bar) to bring a call into any assistant you like.

Preferences

• Tuple CLI Path — Path to the tuple executable. Leave blank to auto-detect (/usr/local/bin/tuple, then the copy bundled in Tuple.app); set it only if your CLI lives elsewhere.
• Capture Export Folder — Where Capture artifacts are saved. Defaults to your Downloads folder.

CLI compatibility

This extension uses Tuple's canonical Call, Capture, and Connect commands and does not support legacy CLI command paths or error adapters. Normal auto-detection uses the production Tuple app; set Tuple CLI Path when validating another signed Tuple build.

Capture exports are complete JSONL artifacts (conversation, events, and shared content) in the configured folder. Deleting a Capture removes its conversation, events, content, and retained media. Existing stored data stays in Tuple; this extension does not migrate it.