feat(editor): dictation mic cue + how-to (#14)#67
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Approved brainstorming output for #14: a docs how-to + a subtle mdi-microphone cue (no speech engine — dictation already works via the OS: Android keyboard mic, Windows Win+H). Decisions: real mdi-microphone icon (Material icon font, subsetted) on BOTH platforms; tapping focuses the editor (existing window.PostXING.focus()) and shows a transient platform-specific hint ("Press Win+H" / "Tap the mic on your keyboard"). Plus docs/dictation.md.
Dictation already works via the OS (Android keyboard mic, Windows Win+H); #14 is about discoverability. Adds a real mdi-microphone cue that focuses the editor and shows a transient platform hint, plus docs/dictation.md. No speech engine. - subsetted Material Design Icons font (microphone glyph U+F036C only, ~840 bytes, not the 1.3 MB webfont) registered as "MaterialIcons" - Windows: shapes:Path mic in the status bar (theme-reactive Fill, matches the preview/sync icon convention); Android: a primary mic ToolbarItem (FontImageSource) - tap -> window.PostXING.focus() + a self-contained fade-in/out hint ("Press Win+H" / "Tap the mic on your keyboard"); no new dependency - DictationHints.For(platform) — the one pure, unit-tested seam (3 tests) - docs/dictation.md: Win+H (Windows) and keyboard mic (Android) how-to Windows head builds 0/0; ViewModels 254 green. Android on-device verification is BLOCKED by the build host's memory (#57): the Dell OptiPlex 3060 (8 GB RAM, fixed 6 GB page file) can't give the Android build JVM commit headroom — needs the RAM bump / page-file fix before the Android glyph + cue can be verified on panther.
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Resolves #14 (pending Android on-device verification — see below).
Brainstormed → spec'd → implemented. Dictation already works via the OS (Android keyboard mic, Windows Win+H); this adds discoverability, not a speech engine.
U+F036Conly, 840 bytes, not the 1.3 MB webfont).shapes:Pathmic in the status bar (theme-reactiveFill, matches the existing preview/sync icon convention). Android: a primary micToolbarItem(FontImageSource).window.PostXING.focus()+ a self-contained fade-in/out hint (Press Win+H/Tap the mic on your keyboard) — no new dependency.DictationHints.For(platform)— the one pure, unit-tested seam.docs/dictation.mdhow-to.Verification: Windows head builds 0W/0E; ViewModels 254 green (incl. 3 DictationHints tests). Android on-device verification is blocked by the build host's memory (#57): the Dell OptiPlex 3060 (8 GB RAM, fixed 6 GB page file) can't give the Android build JVM commit headroom. Draft until the Android mic glyph + cue are verified on panther once the host memory is addressed.
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docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-10-dictation-discoverability-design.md).🤖 Generated with Claude Code