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How to Dictate in Cursor with FluidVox

Craft AI prompts, write code comments, and describe features by voice — with technical formatting for Cursor's AI workflows.

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How it works

1

Focus on Cursor

Click into the chat panel, editor, or Cmd+K prompt

2

Hold Fn and speak

Describe what you want the AI to do

3

Release

Clear, well-structured prompt text appears

Smart Formatting

Better prompts, by voice

Speaking naturally often produces more detailed, descriptive prompts than typing shorthand.

Cursor
Refactor the authentication middleware to use async/await instead of callbacks. Make sure to handle the token expiration edge case and add proper error logging for failed auth attempts.
Technical style — auto-applied for Cursor

Speed

Prompt faster

Speaking is naturally faster than typing. FluidVox captures your words in real time and cleans them up instantly.

Voice with FluidVox
~150 WPM
Keyboard typing
~50 WPM

Accuracy

Technical terms preserved

Add custom terms to your dictionary and FluidVox will always get them right — no more autocorrect battles.

Custom Dictionary
TypeScript TypeScript
async/await async/await
REST API REST API

A day with FluidVox in Cursor

9:00 AM

Feature request

Dictate a detailed description of the feature you want Cursor to implement

11:00 AM

Bug fix prompt

Describe the bug and expected behavior by voice for Cursor's AI to analyze

2:00 PM

Code documentation

Dictate documentation strings and README sections

4:00 PM

Refactoring instructions

Voice-describe the refactoring approach for Cursor's AI to execute

Frequently asked questions

Start voice typing in Cursor today

Install FluidVox once and it works across every macOS app.

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