cursorless

Why we included this project

Cursorless takes a different approach to voice coding. Instead of dictating text and hoping the editor keeps up, it places a small hat marker on every token in your editor and gives you a compact spoken language for structural edits. You can delete, wrap, rename, or transform code by saying short phrases like "chuck bat" or "wrap that in round." It runs as a VS Code extension and pairs with Talon for speech recognition, so the real value sits in the grammar and the on-screen targets rather than in a model doing the work for you. If you already use voice input but feel slowed down by cursor movement and repetitive keystrokes, this targets that exact bottleneck, and it's worth a look for teams exploring accessibility-friendly workflows.