Talon

Use “Conformer” speech engine

Switch to Voice Command Mac

• https://talon.wiki/getting_started/#basic-usage

• https://github.com/knausj85/knausj_talon#getting-started-with-talon

• help context - shows all commands
• help alphabet - phonetic alphabet
• sleep
  • talon sleep
  • talon wake
• modes
  • dictation mode (but you can just use say to stay in command mode, and you likely want to be to dictate punctuation)
  • command mode
• applications
  • focus "app name"
• windows
  • window new
  • window close
  • window next
  • window last
• tabs
  • tab new
  • tab close
  • tab previous
  • tab next
  • go tab <number>
• scrolling
  • scroll up
  • scroll down
• navigation
  • go [left|right] <quantity>
  • go word [left|right] <quantity>
• deleting
  • delete <quantity>
  • clear word [left|right] <quantity>
• Editing
  • copy that
  • cut that
  • paste that
  • undo that
  • redo that
• Dictation: say, state, or word
• characters
  • space
  • colon
  • question
  • dot, period
  • left paren, right paren
  • square (braces)
  • quote
  • dubquote
  • tab
  • equal(s)
  • enter
  • slap: add new line below regardless of where you are in the line
  • escape (key)
• modifiers
  • ship: shift
• Homophones: phones [word] - but not sure how to choose with voice
• Formatters (formatter help)
  • nope, that was - change the format
  • English
    • allcaps: ONE TWO THREE
    • alldown: one two three
    • dubstring: “one two three”
    • padded:  one two three 
    • sentence: One two three
    • string: ‘one two three’
    • title: One Two Three
  • Code
    • camel: oneTwoThree (JS variables and functions)
    • dotted: one.two.three (train wreck)
    • dunder: __one__twothree
    • hammer: OneTwoThree (upper camel, classes and modules)
    • kebab: one-two-three (npm modules)
    • packed: one::two::three (Ruby nested modules)
    • slasher: /one/two/three (directories)
    • smash: onetwothree
    • snake: one_two_three (Ruby variables and methods)
• Adding words: settings/additional_words.csv
• language-specific
  • Ruby
    • args pipe: block arguments