AICHE +Grammarly Integration
Voice input with grammar checking
Speak your draft, let Grammarly polish it.
The short answer: open Grammarly editor or any text field with Grammarly enabled, press ⌃+⌥+R (Mac) or Ctrl+Alt+R (Windows/Linux), speak for 40-60 seconds, and AICHE inserts transcribed text that Grammarly immediately analyzes for improvements.
Typing rough drafts takes 30-45 minutes, then editing for grammar and clarity adds another 15-20 minutes, creating a two-phase workflow with context-switching overhead.
- Open Grammarly web editor or any app with Grammarly extension active.
- Click into the text field.
- Press your AICHE hotkey to start recording.
- Speak your complete thought or paragraph naturally.
- Press the hotkey again-AICHE transcribes and inserts the text.
- Review Grammarly's suggestions and accept relevant improvements.
Heads-up: disable Message Ready in AICHE settings when using Grammarly. Let your raw speech transcribe as-is, then use Grammarly's suggestions for polishing.
The pro-tip: dictate full paragraphs without self-editing. Grammarly catches grammar issues, so focus on getting ideas down first, then refine with one click per suggestion.
Result: a 500-word polished piece that takes 50 minutes of typing and editing becomes 12 minutes of dictation plus 8 minutes of Grammarly review.
Do this now: open Grammarly editor, press your hotkey, dictate a complete paragraph about any topic, then watch Grammarly's suggestions appear instantly.