Getting Started

Start with a supported Mac, prepare voice input, then verify the message in the intended conversation.

A useful starting route

CueSpec currently provides a Mac companion for Codex: check a task, speak a draft, review the text, and send it to the intended conversation.

The published CueSpec 0.3.0 build 20 package requires macOS 15.0 or later and includes Apple Silicon and Intel architectures.

Download the official universal ZIP, extract it, and move CueSpec.app into Applications.

Local transcription needs a ready speech model, a usable microphone and the relevant macOS permissions.

CueSpec’s status overview separates microphone and accessibility permission checks.

Hold Fn to speak, release to finish, and inspect the locally transcribed draft before sending.

Send only after checking both the draft and its destination.

You can explore the published Mac companion with your existing input device.

Use a short, repeatable test to check capture, transcription, conversation identity and delivery independently.

Documentation uses separate labels for available workflows, practical guidance, development work and unverified claims.

Choose a documentation path from the problem you are solving.

Use the CueSpec community or support contact to describe the smallest reproducible problem.