VoxPilot v0.4.1: Inline Mode — Insert Transcripts at Your Cursor

What's New in v0.4.1

VoxPilot just got a feature that changes how you dictate code: Inline Mode.

Instead of routing your voice through a chat window, transcripts now go straight to your cursor position in the editor. Dictate comments, documentation, commit messages, variable names — whatever you need, right where you need it.

How It Works

1. One-shot command: Run VoxPilot: Inline Voice Input (or press Ctrl+Alt+I / Cmd+Alt+I)
2. Speak naturally
3. Text appears at your cursor when you stop talking
4. Done — mic auto-stops after the transcript is inserted

You can also set voxpilot.inlineMode to true in settings to make inline the default destination for all transcripts.

Why This Matters

Chat-based voice input is great for talking to Copilot or Kiro. But sometimes you just want to type with your voice. Inline mode removes the middleman — no chat panel, no copy-paste, no extra steps.

Perfect for:

• Writing code comments and JSDoc
• Drafting commit messages
• Quick notes in markdown files
• Accessibility — hands-free text entry anywhere in your editor

Still 100% On-Device

Like everything in VoxPilot, inline mode runs entirely on your machine using Moonshine ASR. No API keys, no cloud, no data leaving your laptop.

Get It

• Open VSX: natearcher-ai.voxpilot
• Landing Page: natearcher-ai.github.io/voxpilot
• GitHub: github.com/natearcher-ai/voxpilot

3,072 downloads and counting. Update in Kiro or VS Code to get v0.4.1.

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