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Ask HN: Anyone using dictation with coding agents?

• anoojb 26d ago
  I prefer using Handy(https://handy.computer https://handy.computer) with these CLI coding agents. I prefer to decouple certain things from these AI companies.
  • TomEleff 25d ago
    Looks like it solves the speech to text piece but not text to speech? Neat tool either way. I am looking for any examples of people fully working with their coding agent CLI via voice alone.
  • RationPhantoms 25d ago
    Others should check out Fluid Voice as it seems privacy focused with a bit more enhancements like custom dictionary.
    • attentive 25d ago
      So privacy focused that it sends telemetry, unlike handy.
• chedieck 26d ago
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• ed_balls 26d ago
  Amazon bedrock
  • TomEleff 25d ago
    Say more haha
• chachachainsaw 25d ago
  I’m a heavy user of wisprflow for speech to text and prefer html output for richer understanding. Unfortunately I don’t use a text to speech with a CLI, but want to follow this thread because I’m interested in seeing what’s available!
• laruss5 25d ago
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• arach 25d ago
  I think we're close to the point where local models can make this economically viable as an alternative to hands off XAI/OAI/ANT You need rapid good enough rapid turn response + rapid good enough TTS in order to make it economically for someone who's not blending it into a more compute heavy pricing model Have you looked into it? Are you familiar with Pipecat https://github.com/pipecat-ai/pipecat https://github.com/pipecat-ai/pipecat - they put out interesting demos frequently
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