FluidVoice's Built-In AI Prompt Half-Fixed My Sentence, So I Rewrote It

One sentence, four goes at it. Same voice, same microphone, same afternoon. Halfway through, I change my mind mid-sentence: I say send it Monday, then no, hang on, make it Tuesday. The first few attempts keep both days in there. The last one keeps the right day and throws the rest away, and getting from the first attempt to the last took about 30 minutes of fiddling with FluidVoice's settings. Follow-up to: Stop Typing to AI: Install FluidVoice (Free, Open-Source Voice Typing for Mac) →    • Stop Typing to AI: Install FluidVoice (Fre...   Next in this series: FluidVoice vs Wispr Flow, paid vs free (coming soon) FluidVoice Custom Prompt: https://shop.jarrydhennequin.com/l/sz... Timestamps: 0:00 One sentence, four goes at it, and the sentence I read the same every time 0:35 Attempt 1: raw dictation with filler words removed by default 1:25 Attempt 2: turning filler-word removal off 2:28 Which voice engine to use, and why Parakeet wins 3:00 Setting up your own API key for AI enhancement 4:22 The two-step tidy-up process, and setting up a custom prompt 5:55 Attempt 3: the first AI-enhanced pass 7:03 Attempt 4: swapping to Claude Sonnet 8:11 Rewriting the prompt so Haiku matches Sonnet 9:37 Attempt 5: Haiku gets the same result, cheaper 10:33 Why this beats built-in auto-correct in other apps 11:09 Wrap-up and what's next Tools used in this video: → FluidVoice (free, open source): https://altic.dev/fluid → FluidVoice source code (GitHub): https://github.com/altic-dev/FluidVoice → Claude: https://claude.ai → Anthropic Console (for a verified API key): https://console.anthropic.com Who this is for: Anyone who installed FluidVoice, turned the AI cleanup on, and got a result that was better but still not quite right. No prior setup assumed beyond having the app open. #ClaudeAI #DesigningAndBuildingWithAI #FluidVoice