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@anthonyriera (posted 2026-07-29) wants an AI tool that cleans and minifies his…

Brief

Anthony Riera argues that messy, repetitive dictation undermines AI prompts and wants a tool to clean and minify his chain-of-thought into concise, usable text. He emphasizes this matters for prompt quality, urges free tools, and highlights Wispr Flow and an open-source private version shared by Andrew (@dremnik) as solutions.

Why it matters

@anthonyriera (posted 2026-07-29) wants an AI tool that cleans and minifies his chain-of-thought so dictated or messy prompts become concise and usable.

Key details

  • He notes dictation leads to repetition and wordiness which degrades AI prompts; he recommends free/open-source options and points to Wispr Flow and an open-source private fork shared by Andrew (@dremnik).
Source evidence

I like the idea, but something I want is to get my chain of thought cleaned up and minified.

When I dictate, I always talk way too much or repeat myself a lot.

When you prompt to an AI, this matters a lot!

The text you get from your messy thoughts should come clean and usable!

Andrew (@dremnik)

another tool that should be free: wispr flow.

here's the open source private version for you guys

— https://nitter.net/dremnik/status/2082142748187267532#m