Try speaking your next recursive function. You might never want to type parentheses again. Have thoughts or want to contribute? The project is looking for Lisp wizards and speech-processing hackers. Find us on GitHub.
In the ever-evolving landscape of developer tooling, we've seen voice-to-code extensions and AI pair programmers. But most of these tools translate speech into imperative languages: Python, JavaScript, or shell commands. What if we could speak directly into the oldest, most elegant lineage of symbolic computation? wav2li
Instead of saying: "Assign the variable x to 5. Then create a function called square that takes a number n and returns n times n. Then print the square of x." You simply speak naturally, and wav2li generates: Try speaking your next recursive function