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Voice feels responsive when the system knows when to listen and when to stop.

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The result also needs a destination.

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Talkie documents a press, speak, release dictation flow.

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Releasing the hotkey marks the end of capture.

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After capture, audio becomes a transcript.

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Transcription time is only one part of the wait a person experiences.

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The text still needs a destination.

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Pasting into the focused app is different from sending work to an agent.

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Measure from the end of speech to usable text.

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Track capture, transcription, and routing separately when diagnosing delay.

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Check the result in the intended place.

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A fast transcript is less useful if the wrong field receives it.

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For voice workflows, make each transition clear.

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Talkie's lifecycle documentation is a useful place to study those boundaries.