Summary
The CLI input field automatically forces [TEXT #1] / [TEXT #2] tags when pasting content or using voice-to-text software, breaking dictation workflow.
Expected Behavior
The prompt should accept raw text inputs without forcing automatic context/formatting tags, or offer a configuration setting to disable this behavior entirely.
Actual Behavior
Dictating via software (like Handy Voice) or pasting text triggers automatic tagging. These unwanted wrappers interfere with the dictation tool and corrupt the intended prompt structure.
Steps to reproduce the issue
- Open the Command Code CLI prompt.
- Use a voice-to-text tool (e.g., Handy Voice) to dictate a prompt, or paste a text block.
- Observe the automatic insertion of
[TEXT #N] tags .
Command Code Version
0.30.1
Operating System
macOS
Terminal/IDE
ghostty
Shell
zsh
Additional context
No response
Summary
The CLI input field automatically forces
[TEXT #1]/[TEXT #2]tags when pasting content or using voice-to-text software, breaking dictation workflow.Expected Behavior
The prompt should accept raw text inputs without forcing automatic context/formatting tags, or offer a configuration setting to disable this behavior entirely.
Actual Behavior
Dictating via software (like Handy Voice) or pasting text triggers automatic tagging. These unwanted wrappers interfere with the dictation tool and corrupt the intended prompt structure.
Steps to reproduce the issue
[TEXT #N]tags .Command Code Version
0.30.1
Operating System
macOS
Terminal/IDE
ghostty
Shell
zsh
Additional context
No response