Listen or read.

Technical debt's always been a problem.

But prompts are a worse form of it.

They decay silently with every model upgrade.

Write your prompts yourself. Delete them when you can.

Typing is the slowest part of thinking.

Your mouth keeps up with your mind. Your hands don't.

So we built the shortest path from idea to text.

Hit a key, talk, and the words just land.

You don't have to talk like a robot.

But a few habits go a long way.

Pause at the thought, not the word.

And trust the cleanup to do its job.

Some of this runs on your Mac.

Some of it doesn't.

The honest answer is: it depends what you ask for.

Here's the map.

You don't think in finished emails.

You think in fragments and tangents.

Modes do the reshaping for you.

Ramble in. Email out.

Accuracy gets the headlines.

Latency wins the product.

A perfect transcript that's late feels broken.

Fast and good is the only bar that counts.

Every window is an interruption.

Every click is a tax on attention.

So the best interface is almost no interface.

A keypress, your voice, and you're back.