---
title: "SPECS 01 integration: the complete route to validate"
description: "SPECS 01 integration is still in development."
slug: "glasses-integration-roadmap"
category: "coming-soon"
language: en
editorial_status: published
capability_status: development
reviewed_at: 2026-10-13
keywords: ["SPECS 01 CueSpec integration","wearable voice AI workflow","glasses roadmap"]
---

# SPECS 01 integration: the complete route to validate

SPECS 01 integration is still in development. The complete route needs verified capture, connection, control mapping, draft handling and delivery to the intended task.

## What a complete acceptance looks like
Wear the device normally, connect it through the supported route, select its actual input, record a useful soft-spoken sentence and inspect the draft. Then confirm the task and send deliberately. Test cancellation and recovery as separate cases.

A successful Bluetooth pairing or phone call does not establish this whole path. The software’s accepted Fn route also does not prove temple gestures or hardware isolation.

## Documentation needed next
The final quick-start should provide exact pairing steps, supported hosts, input selection, charging guidance and gesture feedback. It should show what happens when a device disconnects or a capture finishes after the selected conversation changes.

Until those steps are validated, you can explore the released Mac software with an existing microphone. Soft-speech capture remains a hardware target, with no verified universal dB threshold or perfect background rejection. This page names readiness criteria rather than inventing a finished glasses manual.

## Related reading

- [What the temple controls will control](/temple-controls/)
- [Wearable text deletion and conversation controls](/wearable-edit-controls/)
- [Start with software or wait for the glasses?](/software-or-glasses/)
- [CueSpec product facts at a glance](/product-facts/)