AudioBud v0.3.4
A dictation-quality release. Spoken numbers now come through as digits and symbols instead of spelled out, you can switch the output mode from the tray without opening settings, and raw transcript mode gained the groundwork to interpret spoken punctuation.
Highlights
- Spoken numbers as digits. "twenty five dollars" becomes "$25", "ten percent" becomes "10%", "three point five" becomes "3.5". Offline and deterministic, runs for every engine with no API key, and errs toward leaving ambiguous text alone. On by default, with a toggle in Advanced settings (#111).
- Output-mode switch in the tray. Flip between Formatted and Raw transcript straight from the system tray; the tray and settings window stay in sync (#111).
- Raw mode reads spoken punctuation. "question mark" becomes "?", "new line" breaks the text, paired commands like "open paren" attach with correct spacing — and raw mode runs the number formatter too, so it becomes usable with no model in the loop. Off by default; the settings toggle to turn it on ships next (#66, #116).
Install (Windows x64)
Two installers are attached. Most people want AudioBud_0.3.4_x64-setup.exe (the NSIS installer); the .msi is there for managed/enterprise deployment. macOS and Linux code remains inherited and untested.
These builds are not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run ("more info" → "run anyway"). Signing arrives in the next milestone.
What's Changed
- docs(roadmap): mark v0.3.3 as shipped by @jamditis in #110
- feat: format spoken numbers as digits and add tray output-mode switcher by @jamditis in #111
- Let raw transcript mode interpret spoken punctuation by @jamditis in #116
- chore(release): 0.3.4 — spoken number formatting and tray output switch by @jamditis in #118
Full Changelog: v0.3.3...v0.3.4