File names from your code project

When your code editor has a file from a git project open, Speechy learns the names of that project's files and uses them as spelling hints. Say "dictation controller dot swift" and you get DictationController.swift. It's on by default in Speechy's Settings and the names stay on your Mac.

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Open your project
Open a file from a git project in your editor.
Dictate anywhere in it
Say file names the way you'd read them out.
Spelled like the file
Capitals and dots match the real file name.

What you say, what it types

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You say
“move the retry into dictation controller dot swift”
It types
Move the retry into DictationController.swift
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You say
“add a test for use auth dot ts”
It types
Add a test for useAuth.ts

Use your project's names.

In Speechy, Settings, Personalize, under Intelligence & formatting. It needs App Context on.

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Questions

No. It lists the names of the files git tracks in the project, never what's inside them, and the names stay on your Mac.

Editors that tell macOS which file is open, with a project that's a git repo. The first dictation in a new project gets the list ready, so later ones use it.