Dictionary

The Dictionary applies exact replacements after speech-to-text. It is free, local, and takes effect as soon as the editor saves the entry.

Open Dashboard → Dictionary to add, change, disable, or remove entries.

Fix a recurring transcription error

Add what the speech model produces on the left and what you want written on the right.

Spoken form	Written form
cube control	kubectl
post grass	Postgres
get hub	GitHub

Use a phrase specific enough that it will not replace ordinary speech by accident.

Create an exact snippet

When your whole dictation matches a custom trigger, Super Voice Mode pastes the replacement exactly. It preserves line breaks, tabs, spaces, capitalization, punctuation, code, and markup while skipping AI Correction.

Useful examples include:

• An email signature.
• A support response template.
• A structured project update.
• A command or code block.
• A reusable assistant prompt.

For example, a trigger such as insert weekly update can expand into a multiline template with headings and blank fields.

Inline replacement or exact snippet?

• An inline replacement appears inside a longer dictation. AI Correction can still polish the surrounding sentence.
• An exact snippet matches the whole dictation. The replacement bypasses cleanup and is pasted verbatim.

Built-in and custom entries

Super Voice Mode includes common corrections. Your custom entries form an overlay:

• Your entries are added to the built-ins.
• Your entry wins when it uses the same spoken form as a built-in.
• You can disable a built-in entry without deleting it from the app.

Pro tips

• Use unusual trigger phrases. A phrase such as “insert status template” is safer than replacing the common word “status.”
• Store reusable prompts locally. Dictate the trigger to paste a long, carefully written assistant instruction without memorizing it.
• Preserve formatting with whole-dictation triggers. Use them for Markdown, XML, commands, signatures, and templates.
• Keep secrets out of snippets. Dictionary content is local, but a snippet can still be pasted into the wrong focused app.
• Edit through the Dashboard. Direct file edits can race the running app and are not the supported workflow.

See Prompt Recipes for tested Dictionary patterns.