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Give your next prompt the full picture.

Explain the bug, the constraints, and what a good fix looks like. Wisp puts your words into the editor or terminal you already use.

Cursor · VS Code · Terminal · ChatGPT · Claude

01 / YOUR WORKFLOW

Context is easier to say out loud.

Walk through the behavior you saw, the behavior you expected, and the edge cases. Each pause sends a sentence to the prompt. Wisp enters text; you decide when to send it.

02 / YOUR WORKFLOW

Developer terms, without the spelling detour.

Built-in vocabulary covers more than 270 technical names and acronyms, including GitHub, TypeScript, Next.js, OAuth, and CI/CD. Add project-specific terms to your own dictionary.

03 / YOUR WORKFLOW

Keep control of the final prompt.

Use review-first mode to inspect text before insertion, or copy-only mode when you want to place it yourself. Optional per-app formatting can keep terminal commands lowercase.

~/Dev/kestrel · agent
✻ agent
Welcome back!

~/Dev/kestrel · main

Tip

Describe the change in plain words. Add context: the agent does better with more.

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Describe the change you want

Dictating a coding prompt in Terminal.
GOOD TO KNOW

A few practical details.

Does Wisp read my repository?

The optional Names on screen setting reads visible names in supported editors and terminals through Accessibility. It does not index your entire repository. The processing stays on your Mac.

What Mac do I need?

An Apple silicon Mac on macOS 26 or later. AI summaries, Smart cleanup, and rewriting need an available Apple Intelligence model.

Where do my words go?

Speech processing happens on your Mac. When you insert text into another app or save to Apple Notes, that app’s own storage and sync settings apply.

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