Use case
Voice prompts for Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor
Long prompts are faster spoken than typed. OneMax pastes clean text into the AI tool you're using — and keeps a durable trail of the same project in your notebook, including MCP memory for agents.
Why voice prompts stall
- You dictate a great brief into ChatGPT, then lose the thread in chat history.
- Cursor / Claude sessions don't remember last week's constraints unless you re-paste them.
- The same product decision gets re-explained every time you open a new window.
How OneMax helps
Dictate into the AI tool
With the Mac app focused on your chat or editor, press the shortcut and speak the brief. Cleaned text lands at the cursor, including names your personal dictionary has learned.
Keep the project as a topic
The same recording syncs to OneMax. Related prompts, decisions, and follow-ups group into one topic so the background stays intact across days.
Hand memory to agents via MCP
When you use AI agents, OneMax can expose that topic memory through MCP — so the agent isn't starting from zero every run.
Try this prompt style
Speak the goal, the constraints, what you already tried, and what “done” looks like. Then ask OneMax to extract next steps into the topic so the chat output and your notebook stay aligned.