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The voice agent turns speech into an instruction rather than text. Press its hotkey, say what you want, and what appears at your cursor is the result — a drafted email, a rewritten paragraph, an answer. The app sums it up as “Speak a request — your AI agent types the result, not your words.”

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Setting it up

1. Give it a hotkey. Open Settings, then Hotkeys under App, and set the Voice Agent Hotkey. It’s empty by default, so until you set one the only way to reach the agent is by saying its name. 2. Check it’s enabled. Open Settings, choose Language Models under AI Models, then the Voice Agent tab. Enable voice agent is on by default.

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Using it

Press the hotkey and speak. You don’t need to say the agent’s name first — the hotkey already means “this is an instruction”. The app’s examples:
  • “Translate to Italian: I talk faster than I type”
  • “Write a short email to my boss telling him I want a promotion, his name is Mark”
  • “What is 5 × 5?”
The result is typed wherever your cursor is, exactly like dictation — you can use it inside an email, a document, a chat box.

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Choosing where it runs

On the Voice Agent tab you choose the model, independently of the ones used for transcription and cleanup: Cloud and self-hosted modes work without naming a model. The others need one chosen explicitly, and the agent won’t run until you do.

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Its instructions

Agent prompt, on the same tab, is the system prompt used when the agent runs. Leave it empty and a built-in default is used. Set it if you want a consistent tone or format across everything the agent writes.

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If nothing happens

If the agent can’t run — no model chosen in a mode that needs one, or it’s switched off — a dictation started with the voice agent hotkey comes back as the plain transcript, with no cleanup applied. So getting your own raw words back from that shortcut is the signal that the agent isn’t reachable, rather than that it misunderstood you. Check, in order: Enable voice agent is on, and a model is selected if your mode requires one.