Claude Code Profile
Optimized controls for AI-assisted development with Claude Code.
Button Mappings
Accept suggestion
Confirm AI code suggestions instantly
Reject / Cancel
Dismiss suggestions or cancel operations
Cycle mode
Cycle Claude Code's permission modes (sends Shift+Tab)
Quick action menu
Context-sensitive options and shortcuts
Push-to-talk
Hold to speak voice commands to Claude
Modifier (Shift)
Hold for alternative button functions
New terminal
Open a new terminal session
Previous context
Navigate back through conversation history
Scroll / Arrows
Navigate code and scroll through suggestions
Navigate UI
Move between interface elements
Mouse cursor
Precise cursor control when needed
Send message
Submit your prompt to Claude
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
- ✓ AI enhancement cleans up filler words and punctuation, and adapts to your active window (Pro, or bring your own Gemini API key)
- ✓ Voice dictation needs an internet connection
💡 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. Hold R2 and describe the change you want
- 2. Press Options/Menu to send the message
- 3. Use D-Pad to scroll through Claude's response
- 4. Press ✕/A to accept the suggestion
Reviewing Multiple Suggestions
- 1. Use Left Stick to navigate between suggestions
- 2. Read each option using D-Pad to scroll
- 3. Press ✕/A to accept or ○/B to reject
- 4. Press □/X for quick action menu if needed
Switching Contexts
- 1. Press L1/LB to go back to previous conversation
- 2. Use the mode dropdown in the Ultragrip titlebar to switch to Gemini CLI, Codex, or Terminal (Pro)
- 3. Press R1/RB to open a new terminal session