Source: https://quietmachines.fyi/wisp/commands
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# Shortcuts and spoken commands

## Keyboard shortcuts

- Start or finish dictation: ⌃⌥O. Tap for hands-free; hold and release for push-to-talk.
- Start or stop Notetaker: ⌃⌥P. Capture your microphone and system audio.
- Paste the last dictation: ⌃⌥V. Insert the most recent dictation again.
- Rewrite selected text: ⌃⌥R. Speak an instruction and review the replacement. Requires Apple Intelligence.
- Discard the current sentence: Esc. Cancel the words currently in progress.

## Spoken punctuation

Turn on Spoken punctuation in Settings.

- “comma”: ,
- “full stop”: .
- “question mark”: ?
- “exclamation mark”: !
- “semicolon”: ;
- “open paren / close paren”: ( / )
- “open bracket / close bracket”: [ / ]
- “new line”: Line break
- “new paragraph”: Paragraph break
- “rocket emoji”: 🚀

## Literal words

Say “literally comma” or “literally new paragraph” to keep that phrase as text.

## Undo

Say “scratch that” on its own to undo the last inserted sentence when Wisp can confirm it is still the text it inserted. “Delete that” and “undo that” are also recognized.

## Snippets and rewriting

A snippet trigger matches the whole dictation. Command mode is a separate action: select text, press its shortcut, speak the instruction, then review the replacement. Rewriting needs Apple Intelligence.