Yousif, I wish you all the best in taking TalkTastic forward . Can't wait to see what's in store.
Thanks Richard, would love to hear how we can make TalkTastic better, your frustrations, thoughts, ideas, feedback
I'll definitely do that, thank you. My use case is fairly simple right now - generating prompts for cursor.com - and it's a huge time saver. In fact I mainly use it for AI prompt generation to save on typing but I do plan to use it more universally and I'll send feedback as I do.
I’ve been using it for that as well, one thing that I keep thinking about is adding YOLO mode where it autpastes without the windows popping up. Thoughts?
I would use that for sure. The windows don't bother me but I also never look at them either, so it would be cleaner to have YOLO mode.
Hi Yousif Astarabadi, I have had a thought on something that might improve the usefulness of TalkTastic. It would be great to be able to provide custom instructions to the rewrite process. For example, I always end emails with a certain sign off and I would like to be able tell it to always use that. Another example is I would like to tell it to use/not use certain words or phrases I never use, or to tell it to reply to emails is a certain style, like "business casual using plain language". So in general just a way to guide the rewrite. I imagine it working something like the custom rules in my current IDE of choice, Cursor.com. Thanks. Cheers, Richard P.S. For casual emails I use the sign off above. For business I use: Thank you. Regards, Richard I always have to rewrite these since the LLM tends to like "Kind regards".
I stumbled on a similar tool btw and tried it. It's called superwhisper and the interface is great and has the YOLO mode you suggested above. It has a glaring issue however - it does transcription but doesn't rewrite. That made me realise how useful and what a great feature the rewrite is, which lead me to realise it would be much better if I could "train" it in my style/voice.