Paste a list
Paste a list in Speechy's Settings, Dictionary takes names, products and jargon in any shape: one per line, commas, bullets, notes in brackets. Speechy's AI sorts it into words and replacements, you check them and untick what you don't want, then add them to your Dictionary on your Mac.
How to use Paste a list
Paste your list
In Settings, Dictionary, press Paste a list.
Press Sort my list
Or press ⌘ Return.
Check the entries
Untick any you don't want. Ones you have are already unticked.
Add them
Press Add to dictionary and you're done.
What you paste, what you get
A list from your team's wiki
You paste
“supabase, posthog, Siobhan (my manager)”
You get
Words: Supabase, PostHog, Siobhan
Notes on what it gets wrong
You paste
“cube cuddle should be kubectl”
You get
Replacement: cube cuddle → kubectl
Questions
To sort it, the list goes to Speechy's AI as text. If that isn't available, Speechy splits it by lines and commas on your Mac instead.
Yes. Offline or signed out, your list is split by lines, commas and semicolons, and lines like "X should be Y" still become replacements.
No. Entries already in your Dictionary show Already added and stay unticked.