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On a mac you can just use a hotkey to talk to an agentic CLI. It needs to be a bit more polished still IMO, like removing the hotkey requirement, with a voice c

by rapind 1y ago

On a mac you can just use a hotkey to talk to an agentic CLI. It needs to be a bit more polished still IMO, like removing the hotkey requirement, with a voice command to break the agents current task.

didibus 1y ago
Does it use an LLM powered voice to text model ? I find the generic ones like the ones I can use anywhere on Mac to be crap. If you've used the ChatGPT voice to text model you know what I mean.
- rapind 1y ago
  I believe it does on newer macs (m4 has neural engine). It's not perfect, but I'm using it without issue. I suspect it'll get better each generation as Apple leans more into their AI offering. There are also third parties like Wispr that I haven't tried, but might do a better job? No idea.
- lukax 1y ago
  Have you tried Soniox? It's really not expensive ($0.12/h, $200 free credits when you sign up) and really accurate. https://soniox.com/ https://soniox.com/ You can use it with Spokenly (free app, bring your own Soniox API key) on macOS and iOS (virtual voice keyboard) https://spokenly.app/ https://spokenly.app/ Disclaimer: I've worked for Soniox
  - hyperadvanced 1y ago
    Why would I buy this if my Mac has it for free? Is it “just better”?
    - lukax 1y ago
      It's really accurate and supports 60+ languages
    - wild_egg 1y ago
      The mac one is pretty limited. I paid for a similar tool as above and the LLM backing makes the output so much better. All my industry specific jargon gets captured perfectly whereas the Apple dictation just made up nonsense.