Add /voice slash command to the session prompt for voice dictation

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
58/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
electron, typescript

Research direction

Find the session prompt input and existing voice input controls, then read how slash commands are registered and handled. Add /voice on and /voice off behavior for dictation into the prompt; verify that each command enables or disables transcription and that spoken input appears in the prompt.

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Description

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Describe the feature request

Problem

I want to control voice dictation directly from the session prompt with a slash command (/voice on), instead of having to find and click a UI control.

Proposed solution

Add a /voice slash command to the session prompt input. /voice on enables voice dictation, so speech is transcribed into the prompt box; /voice off disables it. This would behave like the /voice command in Claude Code in the terminal, where spoken input is transcribed into the prompt.

Alternatives considered

Using the existing UI controls for voice input. Claude Code's terminal /voice is the reference behavior.

Additional context

Scope is dictation (voice transcribed into the prompt), not a two-way spoken conversation.

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