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Voice-driven development, parallel agent lanes, and dictation that works in your language.
Teodor Deleanu
• 7 min read
Code is English. Your review comments do not have to be. How to dictate review feedback in one of 25 languages on-device, and why pinning the language matters.
Running two or three coding agents at once turns prompting into the bottleneck. A voice workflow for feeding parallel lanes without leaving the one you are in.
What a day of running parallel startup lanes looks like when the keyboard stops being the only output channel. A founder walkthrough, hour by hour.
Compare lifetime and subscription dictation costs by usage horizon, update funding, vendor risk, and what a free trial proves.
Learn where dictation audio can travel, what privacy questions to ask, and how Keebye keeps speech-to-text and cleanup on your Mac.
AI coding agents made typing the bottleneck. A practical workflow for dictating prompts, reviews, and redirects across parallel agent lanes on macOS.
Code is English; the workday around it often isn't. On-device multilingual dictation for the Slack messages, reviews, and docs you write in your own language.
Dictation paste fails silently in terminals, SSH, tmux, and non-QWERTY layouts. Why clipboard-paste insertion breaks there, and what typing mode does instead.
Cloud dictation dies with the network. Keebye runs speech-to-text fully on-device — no internet, no audio leaving your Mac, no outage that can break it.
AI-enhanced dictation rewrites what you said — qualifiers dropped, meaning flipped. Why LLM polish pipelines paraphrase you, and why Keebye stays literal.
Dictation keeps landing in the wrong language? Auto-detect thrashes on bilingual speech by design. Pin your language once and it stays pinned.
The founder story behind Keebye: parallel high-stakes workstreams, a baby under six months old, and output that scales with lanes your voice can drive.
You press the hotkey, start talking, and the first word is cut off. Why cold-start clipping happens — and how a warm mic plus a 500 ms pre-roll fixes it.
You dictate a long thought, the insert fails, and the text is just gone. Why dictation apps lose your words — and the local, text-only history Keebye keeps.