Voice Cursor
Voice Cursor
All use cases

Engineering

VS Code

Use Voice Cursor with VS Code.

Voice Cursor helps engineers explain changes, write prompts, and capture technical notes without stopping to type everything.

Developers who want to dictate coding notes, AI prompts, implementation plans, and review comments around VS Code.

Best for

Implementation plans

Code review notes

AI coding prompts

1

Explain the change.

2

Voice Cursor structures it.

3

Use the text in VS Code or your AI coding tool.

Say this out loud

Concrete prompts for VS Code work.

Write a plan to split this component without changing behavior.

Explain this bug for the issue tracker and include repro steps.

Turn my review feedback into a clear comment.

Before and after

Implementation note

Rough speech

we should split the pricing component because auth stuff and rendering are mixed but don't change checkout behavior

Voice Cursor output

Refactor plan: split the pricing component so auth/provider logic is separate from rendering. Preserve checkout behavior, keep existing copy unchanged, and verify the pricing page after sign-in and sign-out states.

Coding promptsCode review notesImplementation plans

Why it works

Voice is faster when the app already has your context.

Include the constraint that matters most: do not change behavior, do not touch unrelated files, or preserve API shape.

Use it for planning before handing work to an AI coding agent.

Dictate review comments while reading code, then paste the polished version.

Typing while reading code

Breaks focus and usually shortens the useful context.

Voice Cursor

Lets you explain technical intent without leaving the coding flow.