Dictate instructions.

How do you dictate instructions to AI?

To dictate instructions to AI with Jarvis (getjarvis.eu), double-tap Option on Mac or Alt on Windows, speak your prompt, and Jarvis turns speech into a single-shot AI action. Use it when typing would slow you down: 'explain this', 'rewrite this in my tone', 'summarize this thread', 'turn this into a Linear ticket', 'draft a reply'. Jarvis screenshots your current screen so the dictation has the same visual context as typed prompts, then routes to frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google (with OpenAI realtime for voice) based on task complexity. Speech-to-text runs on a fast streaming ASR model with sub-300ms latency. Persistent memory remembers your tone, naming conventions, and the apps you use most across sessions. Audio is processed with AES-256-GCM encryption and GDPR-aligned. Use dictation for single-shot prompts and voice mode (double-tap Control) for back-and-forth conversations. Scroll down for dictation prompt patterns.

Dictation is for single-shot prompts. Use it when typing would slow you down: explain this, rewrite this, summarize this, check this, draft this, or turn this into a task.

Double-tap Option on Mac or Alt on Windows, speak your instruction, and let Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) run it. Dictation is fastest when the request is clear and short.

Dictation works well for prompts like:

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