AICHE +GGhostty Integration
Voice for commit messages and CLI docs
Speak commit messages and CLI docs in Ghostty.
The short answer: open Ghostty terminal, start your command (git commit, echo, etc.), press ⌃+⌥+R (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+R (Linux), speak for 30-90 seconds, and AICHE inserts formatted text for your modern terminal emulator.
Typing comprehensive commit messages and CLI documentation interrupts development flow when using Ghostty's GPU-accelerated terminal for high-performance command-line work.
- Open Ghostty terminal on your Mac or Linux system.
- Begin your command (git commit -m "", echo for docs, etc.).
- Press your AICHE hotkey to start recording.
- Speak your complete message or documentation (example: "refactor database connection pooling to use HikariCP instead of c3p0 for better performance under load, reduces connection acquisition time from 50 milliseconds to 5 milliseconds based on benchmark testing with 100 concurrent requests, updates configuration to use maximum pool size of 20 connections with 30 second timeout, adds health check query to verify connections before use preventing stale connection errors, maintains backward compatibility by keeping same connection interface no changes needed in data access layer, includes migration guide in docs folder for teams upgrading from c3p0, comprehensive tests cover connection pool exhaustion scenarios and connection leak detection").
- Press the hotkey again - AICHE transcribes and inserts the text.
- Complete the command and execute.
Heads-up: Ghostty's modern architecture with GPU acceleration doesn't affect AICHE's text insertion. Voice input works at full speed regardless of Ghostty's rendering optimizations.
The pro-tip: use Ghostty's tabs and splits with AICHE for parallel workflows. Dictate commit messages in one pane while monitoring build output in another, keeping context-rich documentation flowing without keyboard switching.
Result: typing detailed commit messages and shell documentation that takes 15 minutes becomes 4 minutes of dictation, and Ghostty's performance keeps up with your voice input without terminal lag.
Do this now: open Ghostty, stage some changes with git add, start a commit command, press your hotkey, and dictate everything about the change including why it exists, what it affects, and what future developers should know.