Commands

There is a wide variety of voice commands built into Fluency Direct for hands-free text editing.  These commands include the ability to jump to specific places within the text, such as “select (words)”, “go to the end of the sentence”, and “next field”.  Selected text can be spoken over or otherwise manipulated, such as “underline that” or “delete that”.  A full list of available built-in voice commands can be found here.

Fluency Direct allows for custom commands to be created that will automate single or multi-step actions with voice.  These can be as simple as a voice command to pull in a snippet of text or a complex set of actions that automate otherwise multiple-click workflows.

The basic functionality of commands allows someone without programming expertise to build and maintain the automation of common actions.  Basic commands are built through the Fluency Direct UI via the Commands window.  Available actions include: inserting snippets of text, performing keyboard shortcuts, automating mouse clicks, initiating window focus changes, and running built-in commands.  Again, these actions can be used for a single-step or multi-step command.