Dictate code, commits,
and code reviews.

The developer's dictation problem

Standard dictation apps assume you're writing emails. They auto-capitalise. They add full stops. They "correct" "Yjs" to "yes". They turn "console.log" into "console dot log" or just give up. The mismatch makes most engineers stop trying after a week.

What Neuron Flame does differently

Custom dictionary built for code. Add your project's identifiers — class names, libraries, internal jargon — once, and they transcribe correctly forever. Kubernetes, SwiftData, tRPC, your codebase's specific function names. The dictionary runs before any AI enhancement, so the model sees your spellings.

Power Mode for editors. Set up a profile that triggers on Cursor, VS Code, Xcode, JetBrains, Zed — whatever you use. The profile turns AI enhancement OFF (verbatim mode), loads your code dictionary, and tells the model: "this is code, don't add punctuation".

Different mode for everything else. When you switch from Cursor to Slack, Power Mode swaps to your chat profile — casual, light grammar fixes, no formality. Switch to Mail, your email profile kicks in. Switch to a GitHub issue, your professional profile. Set it up once.

Workflow examples

Writing commit messages

Power Mode profile triggered by your terminal. AI Enhancement on, prompt: "Format as a Conventional Commits message. Subject line under 50 chars, imperative mood. Body explains why, not what." Hold hotkey, ramble about what you just did, release. Polished commit message at the cursor.

Code review comments

Power Mode triggered by GitHub or your code review tool. AI Enhancement prompt: "Diplomatic engineering tone. Suggest, don't dictate. Preserve any code references verbatim — anything in backticks stays untouched." Speaking critique is faster than typing it diplomatically.

Doc strings

In your editor, Power Mode = verbatim. Add code-mode dictionary entries for the doc style you use (Google-style? RST?). Speak naturally — "this function takes a request object and returns a promise" — and let the prompt template wrap it in your project's docstring format.

Pair-programming narration

If you screen-share or pair-program, dictating commentary as you code can be faster than typing it. Live transcript preview lets your collaborator follow along.

The setup that works

1. Install Neuron Flame, grant permissions.
2. Pick a hotkey that doesn't conflict with your editor's modal commands. Right Option works well.
3. Open the Dictionary tab; add your top 30 project-specific identifiers.
4. Open Power Mode; create profiles for: editor (verbatim), terminal (commit-style), Slack (chat), Mail (email).
5. Connect an LLM under AI Models — many devs already pay for Claude or GPT, plug it in.

Total setup is under 10 minutes. From there, your hands stay on the keyboard, your voice handles the prose, and the dictation gets out of the way.