What problem does it solve? Voice dictation introduces transcription errors in names, commands, paths, flags, and numbers that can silently change what an AI assistant actually does. This Skill adds a readback-and-resolve protocol that catches consequential mishearings before any work begins. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Heard: Readback: Restates the action, target, scope, and constraints of each dictated request as the first line of every response, with corrections shown as code (e.g., ruff check from "rough check"). - Ambiguity Resolution: Marks unresolved phrases with credible candidates (e.g., [unclear: feature/cash-sync or feature/cache-sync?]) and uses conversation context and read-only checks to disambiguate before acting. - Persistent Dictation Mode: Stays active for the whole conversation once enabled, applying the protocol to every later message until explicitly turned off. - Use Case: You dictate "run rough check on the source folder" and the assistant replies with Heard: run ruff check (from "rough check") on the src/ directory, confirming the corrected interpretation before executing. ## Quick Start Use hear-me to turn on dictation mode and check this request before acting on it.