Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Stop typing and start talking — set up voice dictation with Wispr Flow, audible notification hooks, and custom Claude Code skills to build a fully hands-free AI coding workflow on Mac.
After watching, you'll be able to dictate commands to Claude Code using voice, get audible alerts when tasks finish or need attention, and create your own reusable skills to automate repetitive developer tasks like Git commits.
In this video:
• Setting up Wispr Flow push-to-talk with mouse button remapping
• Creating Claude Code notification hooks for task completion and permission alerts
• Writing a Python setup script to automate hook installation across machines
• Building Claude skills from scratch (open-github, commit-git)
• Using the edit-skill skill to manage and delete other skills
• Automating Git commits with a voice-triggered commit-git skill
• Planning specialized AI agents for layout, styling, and MVVM
This episode dives into the developer experience of talking to AI instead of typing. Using Wispr Flow for voice dictation with a Logitech mouse's extra buttons mapped to push-to-talk and send, you can operate Claude Code almost entirely one-handed. We set up Mac notification hooks using afplay and terminal-notifier so you always know when Claude needs your input or has finished a task. Then we build several Claude Code skills — reusable markdown-based instructions that let you say things like "commit git" or "open github" and have AI handle the rest. The commit-git skill reviews code changes, groups them into logical commits, writes meaningful descriptions, and pushes — all from a single voice command.
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Voice Dictation with Wispr Flow
03:00 Audible Notification Hooks
06:00 Setting Up Hooks on Mac
10:30 Introduction to Claude Skills
13:00 Building Skills from Scratch
16:00 Creating Custom Skills
19:30 The Commit Git Skill
24:00 Multi-Repository Workflow
26:00 Future: Specialized AI Agents
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Stop typing and start talking — set up voice dictation with Wispr Flow, audible notification hooks, and custom Claude Code skills to build a fully hands-free AI coding workflow on Mac.
After watching, you'll be able to dictate commands to Claude Code using voice, get audible alerts when tasks finish or need attention, and create your own reusable skills to automate repetitive developer tasks like Git commits.
In this video:
• Setting up Wispr Flow push-to-talk with mouse button remapping
• Creating Claude Code notification hooks for task completion and permission alerts
• Writing a Python setup script to automate hook installation across machines
• Building Claude skills from scratch (open-github, commit-git)
• Using the edit-skill skill to manage and delete other skills
• Automating Git commits with a voice-triggered commit-git skill
• Planning specialized AI agents for layout, styling, and MVVM
This episode dives into the developer experience of talking to AI instead of typing. Using Wispr Flow for voice dictation with a Logitech mouse's extra buttons mapped to push-to-talk and send, you can operate Claude Code almost entirely one-handed. We set up Mac notification hooks using afplay and terminal-notifier so you always know when Claude needs your input or has finished a task. Then we build several Claude Code skills — reusable markdown-based instructions that let you say things like "commit git" or "open github" and have AI handle the rest. The commit-git skill reviews code changes, groups them into logical commits, writes meaningful descriptions, and pushes — all from a single voice command.
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Voice Dictation with Wispr Flow
03:00 Audible Notification Hooks
06:00 Setting Up Hooks on Mac
10:30 Introduction to Claude Skills
13:00 Building Skills from Scratch
16:00 Creating Custom Skills
19:30 The Commit Git Skill
24:00 Multi-Repository Workflow
26:00 Future: Specialized AI Agents
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Support me in my journey to giving back to the industry all my knowledge and helping the world with what I do. Spreading knowledge to those who cannot afford an education and helping those who want to better themselves.
Avalonia UI
avaloniaui.net
Source Code to Series
github.com/angelsix/youtube/tree/develop/Avalonia%20BatchProcess
Support what I do and pay for me to survive
angelsix.com/donate
Live Chat at Discord
discordapp.com/invite/eHr5BMk
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