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Voice-First AI in Action
See how WisprFlow and Granola use voice to massively improve your productivity.
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I taught myself to type 90 WPM playing EverQuest as a kid—communicating complex raid actions and timing to teammates while simultaneously casting spells and managing movement. Over the years my typing style evolved into something that looks “incredibly strange”according to everyone who's watched me.
But here's the thing: with WisprFlow, I'm now hitting 179 WPM—essentially a 2x increase in how fast I can output instructions to AI agents. That's not a marginal improvement.
That's a fundamentally different way of working.
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How Voice-to-Text Actually Works
Watch your messy speech transform into polished, professional text
Speak naturally → WisprFlow transcribes → Polished text appears in Cursor
Voice Capture
Speech Recognition
AI Enhancement
Polished Output
Click play to see the transformation
The speed unlock is real. At 179 WPM, I'm no longer bottlenecked by my typing speed. The limiting factor has shifted from mechanical input to my mind's capacity to track multiple workstreams—which is exactly where it should be for orchestrating AI agents.
Voice Speed Enables Parallel Orchestration
Watch how speaking at 170 WPM lets you dispatch instructions to multiple Cursor agents before a keyboard user even finishes typing one task
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Why This Matters
When you can dispatch instructions at the speed of speech (170+ WPM vs 90 WPM typing), you can orchestrate multiple AI agents in parallel. While the keyboard user is still composing their first task, voice users have already dispatched three tasks and agents are working simultaneously. This is the multiplexing advantage that makes voice-first development transformative.
This is the multiplexing advantage. While a keyboard user is still composing their first task, I've already dispatched three. The agents work in parallel—refactoring auth, adding tests, updating docs—all while I'm already thinking about the next set of instructions.
Verbal Ventilation Pattern
Dump everything in your head out loud. The LLM sorts it, connects it to your tools, and reflects organized thoughts back. Especially powerful for ADHD and neurodivergent thinkers.
Walking in the woods, speaking thoughts aloud to Claude, letting AI help organize the chaos
Your Brain (Chaotic)
the API is broken again
I'm so hungry
need to update the docs
what if we used webhooks instead
haven't slept well in days
blocked on design review
feeling overwhelmed
should we migrate to TypeScript
need to call mom back
customer reported login bug
my back hurts from sitting
sprint planning tomorrow
maybe add caching layer
when did I last drink water
waiting on API keys
why is CI so slow
Start the demo to see chaotic thoughts appear
Organized Output
Organized outputs will appear here
Why This Pattern Works (Especially for ADHD/Autistic Brains)
Many neurodivergent people benefit from externalizing their thoughts. Speaking everything out loud—frustrations, ideas, blockers, random tangents—and having an AI reflect it back organized creates the cognitive relief of “getting it out of your head” while also producing actionable artifacts. It's like having a patient assistant who never judges the chaos, just helps structure it.
Your brain doesn't think in organized lists. Neither does mine—especially with ADHD. Speaking everything out loud and letting AI organize it creates the cognitive relief of “getting it out of your head” while producing actionable artifacts. It's like having a patient assistant who never judges the chaos.
Related Reading
Claude as My External Brain: Autistic, ADHD, and Finally Supported
How I use Claude as an external brain combining voice, agents, and CI/CD to support neurodivergent processing.
Training Claude to Compensate for My Neurological Patterns
How I'm teaching an AI system to compensate for specific ADHD/autism processing patterns.
Context-Aware Formatting
WisprFlow detects what app you're in and formats your speech accordingly—code for editors, professional tone for email, casual for chat.
Detected context: IDE / Code Editor
What You Say
“create a react hook called use debounce that takes a value and delay and returns the debounced value use use effect and use state”
Natural speech with no formatting
AI Formats
What Gets Inserted
// Create a custom React hook for debouncing valuesexport function useDebounce<T>(value: T, delay: number): T {const [debouncedValue, setDebouncedValue] = useState(value)useEffect(() => {const timer = setTimeout(() => {setDebouncedValue(value)}, delay)return () => clearTimeout(timer)}, [value, delay])return debouncedValue}
Perfectly formatted for IDE / Code Editor
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Auto-detects context
Code vs email vs chat
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Removes filler words
“um”, “like”, “uh” gone
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Proper formatting
Punctuation, line breaks, structure
Same voice, different outputs. I speak the same way whether I'm writing code, composing an email, or chatting on Slack. WisprFlow detects the context and formats accordingly—code with proper syntax, emails professionally, chat casually. Zero mental overhead.
Meeting Intelligence
Be fully present in conversations. Granola captures everything without an awkward bot joining your calls—just comprehensive notes and action items after.
Granola silently captures everything while you stay present
Q4 Planning Review
45 min4 participants
Recording...
You
Fully engaged
Making eye contact
Asking follow-up questions
Building relationships
Not frantically typing
Granola
Working silently
Capturing audio locally
Building live transcript
Identifying action items
Noting key decisions
No bot joining your call. Granola captures audio directly from your device—others never know it's running.
Be present, not transcribing. The best conversations happen when you're fully engaged—making eye contact, asking follow-ups, building relationships. Granola captures everything locally while you focus on what matters. No awkward “Can I record this?” because there's no bot joining.
Ready to Go Voice-First?
These are the exact tools I use every day. Voice-first development has transformed how I work—and I think it will do the same for you.
WisprFlow
Voice-to-text that actually works
Speak at 170+ WPM into any app. AI cleans up filler words, formats for context, and drops polished text wherever your cursor is.
- 4x faster than typing
- Works in any app
- AI-powered formatting
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Granola
AI meeting notes without the bot
Be fully present in meetings while Granola captures everything. No awkward bot joining your calls—just comprehensive notes and action items.
- No meeting bot needed
- Auto-extracts action items
- Works on Mac, Windows, iOS
Try Granola Free
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