voice-latch
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Start, stop, restart or check the voice-latch push-to-talk AutoHotkey script (F:\Game-Optimization\voice-latch.ahk) that turns a G502 side button / F13 into a latch for Claude Code voice dictation. USE THIS SKILL whenever the user asks in plain language to start, stop, restart or check voice input, using any phrasing such as: "start voice chat", "start vocal", "start voice", "start voice mode", "start dictation", "start talking", "voice on", "vocal on", "mic on", "let me talk", "enable voice", "launch the voice latch", "voice latch", "push to talk", "stop voice chat", "stop vocal", "voice off", "mic off", "disable voice", "kill the voice script", "restart voice", "reload the voice script", "is voice running", "voice status". The process is launched detached so it keeps running after the conversation, terminal and Claude Code are closed.
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