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CyphrKey
WisprFlow for vibe coders w/ voice shortcuts
31 followers
WisprFlow for vibe coders w/ voice shortcuts
31 followers
Voice-to-code prompt engineering for developers. Talk naturally, ship production-ready code. CyphrKey transforms casual speech into optimized prompts for your AI coding tools. Three modes: Echo (clean transcription), Cyphr (debugging prompts), and Composer (production-ready instructions with error handling, types, and accessibility). It knows your codebase, references your actual files, and works with Claude Code, Cursor, and any AI tool. Free 5-day trial.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Tyler, the maker of CyphrKey.
I built this because I was mass-prompting with Claude Code and Cursor every day using WisprFlow, and kept running into the same problem: I'd say something like "add a login page" and then spend the next 20 minutes on follow-up prompts fixing what the AI got wrong.
The issue wasn't the AI. It was me. My casual voice instructions were missing all the details that actually matter - error handling, types, edge cases, accessibility. The AI was doing exactly what I asked. I just wasn't asking for the right things.
So I started building a layer between my voice and the AI. Something that could take "add a delete button to the user table" and turn it into a structured, production-ready prompt that includes confirmation dialogs, loading states, error handling, and references to my actual codebase files.
That became CyphrKey.
It has three modes depending on what you need: clean transcription (exactly like WisprFlow), debugging prompts, or full composer-style instructions. You can link your project so it knows your codebase. And it works with whatever AI tool you're already using - Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, Gemini all of them.
Where it gets really powerful is the customization. You can create Voice Shortcuts - custom triggers that completely change how the AI responds. For example, I have one called "P1" that switches to deep planning mode with edge cases and architecture review. Another called "Q fix" that tells the AI to make minimal changes only - no refactoring, no "improvements," just fix the thing. You can create as many as you want and tailor them to your exact workflow.
The whole thing was built by vibe coding with the exact tool I was building, which was a wild feedback loop.
Would love for you to try it out - there's a free 5-day trial with full access, no credit card. And I'm here all day if you have questions!
the voice shortcut customization is the killer feature here. I've been vibe coding with Claude Code for months and honestly the biggest time sink is re-typing similar prompting patterns over and over. being able to say P1 and have it automatically add planning mode context? that's the dream. curious how the codebase linking works - does it just read file names or does it actually understand the code structure?
@mykola_kondratiuk Thanks Mykola! So to answer your question, it reads the full codebase and analyzes it in a simple form, just a quick little anthropic claude opus 4.5 run through, thats how i set it up. The codebase linking wont do anything revolutionary for you or anything but it just will understand context and your project and reference direct files anytime you use that mode when you speak. The main goal of this feature is to simply save you time, allowing you to actually use natural language when you code rather then having to talk like a developer who has to understand every aspect of a project in order to get good results from AI.
@vouchy Great question Van! So what i actually ended up doing when i got good at vibecoding, was i actually trained a GPT on the best practices of whatever model i was using to code. And i would always ask that GPT to "give me a prompt for Claude Code regarding the feature we just discussed". This would then give me the best prompts and i started getting way better results and 1 shotting features. So i basically built this into cyphrkey. Because I loved to vibe code with WisprFlow, but i just wasnt very good and speaking like a developer if that makes sense, or like a prompt engineer. So i basically just built a tool for myself to use lol. And its helped me massively so thought id share it.
Congrats on the launch! Love how CyphrKey turns natural speech into sharp prompts for Claude Code and Cursor—super useful for devs shipping faster.
@zeiki_yu Thank you Zeiki!