> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wpos.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Build by voice
> Speak your request instead of typing it. WPOS transcribes it into the chat box so you can check it, then builds it on the live page.
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Sometimes it is faster to say what you want than to type it. Speak your brief
into the chat, check the transcript, and send it. WPOS builds it on the live
page exactly as if you had typed it.
## Speak a request
With the chat box empty, click the microphone button at the right of the
chat box. (The same button becomes **Send** once there is text in the
box.) The first time, your browser asks for permission to use the
microphone. Allow it.
A waveform shows WPOS is listening. Describe the change the way you would
type it, for example:
```text theme={null}
Add a full-width call to action at the bottom:
dark green, one headline, one button to the contact page.
```
Confirm to place the transcript in the chat box, or cancel to throw it
away.
Read the transcript, fix anything that was misheard, and send it.
Once sent, a spoken request works like any other: WPOS checks the site,
builds on the live page, and reports back in the chat.
## Tips
* **Speak in English.** Voice input transcribes US English.
* **Be as specific as you would be in writing.** Name the section, the
colors, and what the button should do. A clear sentence out loud gives the
same result as a clear sentence typed.
* **Use a supported browser.** Voice input uses your browser's built-in speech
recognition. Chrome, Edge, and Safari support it. If the microphone button
does nothing, check the microphone permission for your wp-admin site, or
try one of those browsers.
Modes, auto plan, attachments, and the rest of the chat.
Point at an element in the preview and change it.