Zapier SDK Demo Shows Voice Assistant on Meta Ray-Ban Glasses.

Zapier has shared a new demo showing how its SDK can power a voice-first AI assistant on Meta Ray-Ban glasses. In the LinkedIn post, Zapier CEO Wade Foster highlighted a prototype built by Phillip McKee using the Zapier SDK alongside Claude and ElevenLabs. The assistant, triggered with the phrase “Hey Zara,” can carry out actions across connected apps through spoken commands.

Key details from the post include:

• The assistant can create tasks, send Slack messages, check calendars, and chain together multiple actions.
• Interaction happens hands-free through the glasses’ microphone, pointing to a hardware-based use case for Zapier’s developer tools.
• Zapier says its SDK powers the read, write, and search actions across integrated apps.
• The post also claims the system can learn user preferences over time, helping repeated tasks run faster.
• Zapier framed the demo as an example of developers embedding AI-driven automation into new hardware formats.

For small business owners and builders, this signals that Zapier is positioning its SDK beyond browser and app workflows into voice and wearable interfaces. It also suggests new opportunities to build custom, AI-assisted automations that operate across business tools without requiring manual input.