Which coding agents does Keebye work with?

Keebye needs no agent-specific plugin; it inserts into ordinary focused text fields and refuses secure fields. Test the exact terminal, editor, or browser control your agent uses.

Does it handle several agent sessions at once?

It supplies one focused session at a time while the other sessions continue running. Focus the lane that needs direction, hold, speak, release, and move on.

Do my prompts or audio go to the cloud?

Keebye recognition runs on-device, audio stays on the Mac, and Keebye sends no telemetry. The agent provider receives the final text only when you choose to send it.

Does it work offline?

Transcription works offline after the model download. The coding agent itself may still need a network connection.

Can it learn my stack-specific vocabulary?

Add recurring repos, branches, tools, and framework names to the custom dictionary to reduce corrections, then review identifiers before sending.

Voice Dictation for Vibe Coders

You prompt more than you type code. Speak instructions to your agents — Cursor, Claude Code, ChatGPT — and keep your hands for the merge.

Why vibe coding runs on your voice

If you code with agents, be honest about what your hands do all day: they type prompts. The code increasingly comes from Cursor, Claude Code, or ChatGPT; what you produce is instructions — multi-sentence paragraphs about what to build, what to leave alone, and what done looks like. That's a speaking workload wearing a typing costume.

Keebye exists because its founder lives this exact day: parallel high-stakes startup lanes with $1M+ investment stakes riding on them, two kids at home — one under six months — and several agent workstreams grinding at once. When the baby is in one arm and three terminals are waiting for direction, speaking the next prompt is the difference between the lanes moving and the lanes stalling.

How it works

Focus whichever agent needs direction, hold Right ⌘, speak, release. Your words land as text at the cursor. In Claude Code, paste mode uses a terminal-aware plan and type mode is available for paste-hostile stacks; in Cursor or ChatGPT, test the ordinary editable field you use. The terminal page covers the insertion choice.

All speech recognition happens locally — Parakeet is the English default — and after the model download transcription works without a network. Keebye sends no telemetry. Your agent sees the finished text only when you submit it; the audio never leaves the machine.

Setup in two minutes

One install, two permission grants — Accessibility and microphone — and a hotkey choice, and you're set. Hold Right ⌘ by default, or switch to Fn or Right ⌥. With launch-at-login enabled, Keebye is running before your first agent session is.

Then load the custom dictionary with recurring repo names, branch names, tools, and frameworks. It reduces corrections; it does not remove the need to review identifiers.

Limits, honestly

Keebye waits for the key release before transcribing — batch, not streaming — so nothing appears until you let go, and then the whole prompt lands.

Keebye is dictation, not orchestration — it doesn't manage your agents or watch their output, and it has no voice commands. It moves your words into the box faster; the judgment calls stay yours.

Keebye is macOS only.

Return to the three waiting lanes: review the first, dictate one correction into the second, then answer the customer in the third while the agents keep running. That is the founder workflow in Two kids, three startups, one voice. For the architectural trade-off, read Keebye vs Wispr Flow.