glebis/wispr-fix
wispr-fix/SKILL.md
--- name: wispr-fix description: Queue and batch-apply Wispr Flow dictation corrections. Use when the user invokes /wispr-fix or writes "wispr fix: X -> Y" to correct a speech-to-text mishear. --- # Wispr Fix: Dictation Correction Queue Queue dictation corrections instantly during work. Apply them all at once when convenient. ## Invocation Patterns ### Explicit add User says: `/wispr-fix "Clauthe Code" "Claude Code"` Action: Run the add command. ### Auto-detect pattern User writes: `wispr f
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add glebis/claude-skills wispr-fixInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- wispr-fix
- description:
- Queue and batch-apply Wispr Flow dictation corrections. Use when the user invokes /wispr-fix or writes "wispr fix: X -> Y" to correct a speech-to-text mishear.
Wispr Fix: Dictation Correction Queue
Queue dictation corrections instantly during work. Apply them all at once when convenient.
Invocation Patterns
Explicit add
User says: /wispr-fix "Clauthe Code" "Claude Code"
Action: Run the add command.
Auto-detect pattern
User writes: wispr fix: X -> Y
Action: Parse X and Y, run the add command.
Flush / dry-run / list
User says: /wispr-fix flush, /wispr-fix dry-run, /wispr-fix list
Action: Run the corresponding command.
Commands
All commands use the script at ~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/scripts/wispr-fix.sh.
Queue a correction
~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/scripts/wispr-fix.sh add "<mishear>" "<correction>"
Use --exact to skip case variant generation (auto-applied for single words).
List pending corrections
~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/scripts/wispr-fix.sh list
Remove a queued correction
~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/scripts/wispr-fix.sh remove "<mishear>"
Supports fuzzy matching on the mishear string.
Preview what flush will do
~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/scripts/wispr-fix.sh dry-run
Apply all queued corrections
~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/scripts/wispr-fix.sh flush
Options: --force-quit (force-kill Wispr if graceful quit fails), --no-restart (don't restart Wispr after).
IMPORTANT: Flush will quit Wispr Flow, apply all corrections to the SQLite database, and restart it. Always inform the user before running flush.
Restore from backup
~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/scripts/wispr-fix.sh restore latest
Argument Parsing
When the user invokes /wispr-fix with arguments:
| Input | Action |
|-------|--------|
| "X" "Y" or X Y (two quoted/unquoted args) | add "X" "Y" |
| flush | flush |
| flush --force-quit | flush --force-quit |
| dry-run | dry-run |
| list | list |
| remove "X" | remove "X" |
| restore latest | restore latest |
| (no args) | list (show current queue) |
Auto-Detect Pattern
When you see wispr fix: X -> Y in user text (the wispr fix: prefix is required):
- Parse X (everything between
wispr fix:and->) - Parse Y (everything after
->) - Trim whitespace from both
- Run
add "X" "Y" - Confirm to the user: "Queued: 'X' -> 'Y'"
Notes
- Corrections are queued instantly — no Wispr restart needed
- Flush quits Wispr, backs up DB, applies corrections, verifies integrity, exports dictionary, restarts Wispr
- The queue persists between sessions at
~/.claude/skills/wispr-fix/queue.jsonl - Applied corrections are logged in
queue.applied.jsonl - Backups are stored in
~/Library/Application Support/Wispr Flow/backups/(last 10 retained)
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