Everything you write, you can just say

My prompts are finally as detailed as the thinking behind them. I just explain the context, constraints, and edge cases. The first answer is usually much closer.

I don't dictate into a separate app and move text over. I hold Command-D, say it, and release it right where the cursor was.

For anything longer than two sentences, I speak first and edit second. The keyboard is for corrections now, not composing.

Long emails stopped being something I have to make time for. I say what I mean, clean up a line or two, and send it.

I write the full handoff before I close the task. I say the details as I see them instead of promising myself I'll type them up later.

The text I normally skip is what changed: the useful comment, the proper brief, the complete reply. Saying it takes less effort than deciding to type it.

I installed it for notes. Now most of my prompts, PR descriptions, and follow-ups start with Command-D.

I used to give customers the short answer because the full one took too long to type. Now I can explain the whole thing.

Typing made me simplify ideas before they were fully formed. Speaking lets me keep the nuance, then edit once at the end.