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I’d like to search my Hex dictation history and control common Hex features directly from Raycast on macOS. The Superwhisper Raycast extension inspired the idea.
I put together an early Hex extension that I’ve installed locally:
cool idea. the release cli already covers almost all of it: hex history --search, hex settings, hex labs on|off, hex dictation start|stop|toggle|cancel, hex paste-last. only gap is copying the last dictation straight to the clipboard, though hex history --limit 1 --json gets you there. command shapes can change between versions, so call the hex inside the installed Hex.app and use --json.
we haven't decided yet whether we'd ship and maintain an official store extension ourselves. want to keep publishing yours under your own name? and would a stable json contract plus a copy-last command be what unblocks you?
Want to keep publishing yours under your own name?
I’d prefer the Hex team to publish it, since an official extension would be easier for people to find and trust. I’m happy to help polish it.
Would a stable JSON contract plus a copy-last command be what unblocks you?
There’s no immediate blocker. The extension uses hex history --limit 1 --json and Raycast’s clipboard API to copy, hex paste-last to paste, and hex settings plus hex labs list to show and change settings.
I’ve tested the extension locally, and the commands seem to work well.
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thdxr commentedon Nov 11, 2026
cool idea. the release cli already covers almost all of it:
hex history --search,hex settings,hex labs on|off,hex dictation start|stop|toggle|cancel,hex paste-last. only gap is copying the last dictation straight to the clipboard, thoughhex history --limit 1 --jsongets you there. command shapes can change between versions, so call thehexinside the installed Hex.app and use--json.we haven't decided yet whether we'd ship and maintain an official store extension ourselves. want to keep publishing yours under your own name? and would a stable json contract plus a copy-last command be what unblocks you?
— from 𝕺𝖕𝖊𝖓𝕮𝖔𝖉𝖊
ClaudiuBogdan commentedon Nov 11, 2026
I’d prefer the Hex team to publish it, since an official extension would be easier for people to find and trust. I’m happy to help polish it.
There’s no immediate blocker. The extension uses
hex history --limit 1 --jsonand Raycast’s clipboard API to copy,hex paste-lastto paste, andhex settingsplushex labs listto show and change settings.I’ve tested the extension locally, and the commands seem to work well.