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The recorder learns the room's noise from the quietest early slice, then stops after at least 0.3 s of speech followed by 1.5 s of quiet. aster dictate ends on that too, so every mic button gets it. The TUI footer shows elapsed time and a live level meter while listening.
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TL;DR
Dictation stops by itself when you stop talking, and the TUI shows a timer and level meter while it listens.
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crates/aster-voice/src/vad.rs)aster dictateends on that too, so the desktop, VS Code, andaster servemic buttons get it● 0:03 ▁▃▄▃▄▄ · ctrl+r to stopTry it
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aster, press ctrl+r, say a sentence, and stop talking. The text lands in the input box on its own.Tested
make checkpasses (8 new tests for the silence detector)sayspoke into the mic with stdin held open. It stopped 1.6 s after the sentence, and the transcript was exact. Same in the TUI driven headless, where the meter moved with speech.🤖 Generated with Claude Code