Dictate variable names, comments, commit messages, and Slack DMs without breaking flow. Flow detects when you're in VS Code, Cursor, or a JetBrains IDE and adapts: keeps camelCase, preserves snake_case, recognizes "Supabase," "Vercel," "Anthropic," and your library names.
"fix authentication race condition when refreshing the JWT before the websocket reconnects" takes ~12 seconds to dictate. Typing it takes 35-40 seconds. Multiply by 5-10 commits per day.
That 5-line block comment explaining why you wrote a regex that way? Dictate it in 8 seconds while looking at the code. Flow's AI cleanup handles punctuation and line breaks.
Long technical writing is where voice wins biggest. Speak your reasoning, edit the cleaned text. The Style → "Casual" or "Formal" toggle adjusts tone for the audience (engineering team vs. exec review).
Coming in v0.2: tap-to-toggle hands-free mode. Talk through what you're typing while the other person watches. Useful for screen-sharing sessions and tutorial videos.
console.error("[err]", e). Or "todo me" → // TODO(jesus): Flow is voice → text. It's not Cursor's AI agent. It won't write your function for you — it transcribes what you say. The combo of "Flow + Cursor + Claude Code" is what real productivity looks like: dictate the prompt, AI generates the code.
File-tagging by voice ("@file main.py") and code-context awareness — Wispr Flow has these for Cursor specifically; Flow Phase 2 will match.