Release notes
Speakeasy 0.3.4 reduces application work on the path from finishing a recording to recognition.
- Sealed audio reaches the speech worker before native microphone teardown finishes. A replacement
recording still waits for the previous microphone to finish cleanup. - Speech windows are classified while recording. Sealing uses the accumulated classification,
preserving the recording and audible-speech gates, quiet-edge trimming, word padding, and interior
pauses. - Native insertion rechecks released shortcut modifiers every 2 ms.
Existing settings, engines, models, filler removal, and dictation gestures are preserved. Recordings
retain the five-minute limit. Audio and recognition stay local, with no transcript history or
uploads.
Windows x64 and Apple silicon macOS zip packages, plus experimental Linux x86_64 AppImage and
bundled tar packages, are attached with SHA-256 checksums. CI verifies all three platforms and runs
owned-window rendering checks. Live microphone, keyboard-hook, clipboard/editor, and compositor
acceptance remain separate; see architecture and performance.
Native end-to-end latency gains remain unmeasured.