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AI Voice Dictation for Amazon Q Developer

Name: Ottex
Availability: InStock

Dictate prompts to Amazon Q. AWS's AI coding assistant with voice input.

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Example dictation

so um basically we need to implement oauth support from google and like I'm not happy with the stability of our next auth component so let's do a refactoring actually a full migration and move everything to better auth um I want you to first analyze the current auth flow second identify all the breaking changes and third um give me a migration plan oh and also make sure we keep the supabase postgres adapter yeah bring me the plan when you're done

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Ottex outputs

We need to implement OAuth support from Google. I'm not happy with the stability of our NextAuth component, so let's do a full migration and move everything to Better Auth. I want you to: 1. Analyze the current auth flow 2. Identify all the breaking changes 3. Give me a migration plan Also, make sure we keep the Supabase PostgreSQL adapter. Bring me the plan when you're done.

Profile instructions

Download for macOS

How it works

Your voice. Right where you work.

Hold Fn
Place your cursor in any app, then hold the Fn key.
Speak naturally
Say what you want to write. Ottex follows your saved writing rules.
Release. It’s written.
Your text appears right where your cursor is.

What you can do

Unlock the full power of Amazon Q Developer with your voice

Prompt AI Coding Agents

Dictate detailed prompts to AI coding assistants in Cursor, Copilot, or Claude Code. Explain what you need naturally without losing your train of thought.

Works with

Zed

Cursor

Example dictation

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Ottex outputs

Profile instructions

Write Documentation

Dictate technical documentation, READMEs, or API docs. Speaking lets you explain context, edge cases, and examples naturally—better docs with less effort.

Works with

VS Code

Example dictation

so the authentication flow works like this colon new paragraph first the client sends credentials to the auth service second the auth service validates against the database and returns a JWT token third the client stores the token and includes it in subsequent requests new paragraph note colon we're using r s 2 5 6 for token signing

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Ottex outputs

The authentication flow works like this: 1. The client sends credentials to the auth service 2. The auth service validates against the database and returns a JWT token 3. The client stores the token and includes it in subsequent requests Note: We're using RS256 for token signing

Profile instructions

Why Ottex works great with Amazon Q Developer

Features that make this integration powerful

3x Faster Than Typing

Speak 150+ words per minute vs 40 wpm typing. Finish tasks in a third of the time.

Better Context, Better Results

Speaking naturally gives AI agents more context than typing. Describe your intent, explain edge cases, mention file names—your voice carries nuance that typing shortcuts.