What Speechy learned
When you correct Speechy's voice actions on your Mac, it learns: a misheard name you fix becomes that app's name, and an app you keep taking back waits for the end of your sentence before it opens. Settings, Personalize, Voice actions, What Speechy learned shows how many of each it knows, on this Mac only. Forget clears them all.
How to use What Speechy learned
Fix a misheard name
When two apps sound alike, it asks. Your pick is learned.
Take an app back
Say "no wait" or Undo when an app opens too early.
It adjusts
Taken back twice, that app waits for your whole sentence.
See it or forget it
Settings, Personalize, Voice actions.
What you do, what it learns
Voice actions
You do
“Answer "Figma or FigJam?" with FigJam”
Speechy learns
What it heard opens FigJam from then on.
Voice actions
You do
“Correct the same misheard app name twice”
Speechy learns
That misheard name becomes the app's name.
Voice actions
You do
“Take back an app that opened too early, twice”
Speechy learns
That app waits for the end of your sentence from then on.
Questions
No. It's what voice actions learned about app names and timing. Your notch chats are in the History side panel.
On this Mac only.
Click Forget next to What Speechy learned in Settings, Personalize, Voice actions.
No. Only real take backs count: "no wait", Undo, or your words changing. Never mind and Esc don't.
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