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Claude Code Profile

Optimized controls for AI-assisted development with Claude Code.

Button Mappings

✕ (Cross/A)

Accept suggestion

Confirm AI code suggestions instantly

○ (Circle/B)

Reject / Cancel

Dismiss suggestions or cancel operations

△ (Triangle/Y)

Cycle mode

Switch between Claude Code, VS Code, Terminal profiles

□ (Square/X)

Quick action menu

Context-sensitive options and shortcuts

R2 / RT

Push-to-talk

Hold to speak voice commands to Claude

L2 / LT

Modifier (Shift)

Hold for alternative button functions

R1 / RB

New terminal

Open a new terminal session

L1 / LB

Previous context

Navigate back through conversation history

D-Pad

Scroll / Arrows

Navigate code and scroll through suggestions

Left Stick

Navigate UI

Move between interface elements

Right Stick

Mouse cursor

Precise cursor control when needed

Options/Start

Send message

Submit your prompt to Claude

Share/Select

Menu / Esc

Open menus or go back

Voice Command Tips

R2/RT trigger activates push-to-talk mode. Use voice for complex prompts that would be tedious to type.

  • Hold R2 fully until you see the 'Listening...' indicator
  • Speak naturally - no need to enunciate slowly
  • Use voice for long prompts that would be tedious to type
  • Works offline with local speech recognition (optional)
  • Auto-punctuation based on natural pauses

💡 Pro Tip

Combine voice + controller: Use voice to describe what you want, then use buttons to accept/reject the suggestions. This hybrid approach is faster than pure keyboard for iterative AI workflows.

Common Workflows

Requesting a Code Change

  1. 1. Hold R2 and describe the change you want
  2. 2. Press Options/Start to send the message
  3. 3. Use D-Pad to scroll through Claude's response
  4. 4. Press ✕/A to accept the suggestion

Reviewing Multiple Suggestions

  1. 1. Use Left Stick to navigate between suggestions
  2. 2. Read each option using D-Pad to scroll
  3. 3. Press ✕/A to accept or ○/B to reject
  4. 4. Press □/X for quick action menu if needed

Switching Contexts

  1. 1. Press L1/LB to go back to previous conversation
  2. 2. Press △/Y to switch to VS Code or Terminal mode
  3. 3. Press R1/RB to open a new terminal session