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vnoremap <C-G> c<C-O>:!whisper.nvim<CR><C-O>:let @a = system("cat /tmp/whisper.nvim \| tail -n 1 \| xargs -0 \| tr -d '\\n' \| sed -e 's/^[[:space:]]*//'")<CR><C-R>a
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```
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Explanation: pressing `Ctrl-G` runs the [whisper.nvim](whisper.nvim) script which in turn calls the `stream` binary to transcribe your speech through the microphone. The results from the transcription are continuously dumped into `/tmp/whisper.nvim`. After you kill the program with `Ctrl-C`, the vim command grabs the last line from the `/tmp/whisper.nvim` file and puts it under the cursor.
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Probably there is a much more intelligent way to achieve all this, but this is what I could hack in an hour. Any suggestions how to improve this are welcome.
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You are now ready to use speech-to-text in Neovim!
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## TODO
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This is probably a very long shot, but I think it will be very cool to have the functionality to select some code and then hit Ctrl-G and say something like:
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*refactor this using stl containers*
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*"refactor this using stl containers"*
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or
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*optimize by sorting the data first*
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*"optimize by sorting the data first"*
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The plugin would then make an appropriate query using the selected text and some context to Copilot or GPT-3 and return the result.
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The plugin would then make an appropriate query using the selected text and code context to Copilot or GPT-3 and return the result.
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## Discussion
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If you find this idea interesting, you can join the discussion here: https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp/discussions/108
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