I am using a tool called Handy, which is basically nothing else than speech to text. But it does it so well that I thought, okay, let's give it some broader audience.
Handy
Handy is open source project text to speech project. The cool thing is that you have to download the model on your local PC and therefore everything you do is computed on your machine rather than going to some cloud provider.
If you want to know more about the project, I just give you the link to the GitHub repository here: https://github.com/cjpais/Handy
The reason why I'm highlighting this is not only because it's really good in what it's doing, but because it's kind of independent of the underlying editor or whatnot, you can use it everywhere. For example, if I wanna have a somewhat more reasonable long prompt in GitHub Copilot and VS Code, I can use handy just as dictate the majority of my requirements in natural language. Also it is capable of multiple languages depending on the model you're using. So sometimes I speak German and English mixed in one sentence and the tool picks it up quite well.
