Voice to Text for Tech Specs
Draft Tech Specs at Speaking Speed
The hard part is deciding. The slow part is typing the doc. Speak the argument into Voiskey. Free to start.
Why Specs Stall After the Meeting
You aligned in a huddle. Writing the spec feels like redoing the meeting with better grammar.
Dictate the same narrative you just told. Structure headings afterward. Shipping the draft beats polishing silence.
A Spec Spine You Can Speak
Cover context, goals, non-goals, options, decision, and risks. Keep each section to what a reviewer must know.
Tech spec spine:
- Context and problem
- Goals and non-goals
- Options considered
- Proposed approach
- Risks, rollout, open questions
Specs Worth Dictating
Feature Design Docs
User impact and system touchpoints in one spoken pass.
API Contracts
Narrate endpoints and error cases before the OpenAPI file.
Migration Plans
Phases, checkpoints, and abort criteria out loud.
ADRs
Decision and consequences while the debate is fresh.
Spike Summaries
What you learned and what you will not pursue.
Security Considerations
Threat notes you would rather say than leave blank.
Write Specs Where Your Team Reads Them
Notion, Google Docs, Confluence, or a markdown PR—Voiskey works in the text field. Whisper on an open floor.
Workflows for spec weeks:
- Spec and ADR draftsVoice typing for notes
- Feedback in Slack threadsVoice typing for messages
- Stakeholder summary emailVoice typing for emails
- Eng-wide decision postsVoice typing for teams
- Design review recapsVoice typing for meetings
FAQ s
Often the first draft yes. Come back to tighten diagrams and exact schemas with the keyboard.
Yes. Keep your headings. Speak section bodies in order and skip what does not apply.
Describe the flow in prose first. Add Mermaid or images after the narrative exists.
No. It captures your words. You and your reviewers still own the decision.
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