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Text paste placeholders break speech-to-text input (accessibility) #1386
Large amounts of text pasted into the window are replaced with a placeholder:
This behaviour may make sense when pasting in code samples, but I am using a speech-to-text engine that transcribes what I say and pastes it into opencode. I now can't edit the content that I have dictated. I've had to switch my transcription tool to simulate individual keystrokes, which takes 10 seconds or so if I've dictated a long prompt.
Can we have a configuration option to always show full pasted text, or a method of expanding the placeholder once it has been inserted? Or perhaps a less sensitive trigger for when to collapse pasted text - speech to text tools tend to type everything on one line, so looking for line breaks rather than length of text would help differentiate a dictated prompt from a code sample or log output.
Thanks for your work on this project: it's great, even with this issue!
Reacted by Timo Clasen, Philip Ziolkowski, Jiri Tyr, David Gauthier-Dussureault, Saleh Mir, Sam Holmes, Yoad Snapir, Rishabh Sambare, Nickolay Savchenko, Juan Mackie and 5 more
Probably a separate issue, but piggybacking off of this: Would it be possible to tag files through Speech to text? Wispr Flow recently added the ability to tag files when you're inside Cursor. It would be cool if we could do that in Opencode as well.
@adamdotdevin@thdxr is this something that would be merged when I create a PR for it? Not entirely sure, because of the "Contributing" section in the README and the upcoming TUI updates.
I thought about adding a setting to disabled the paste abbreviation for text, because I encounter this daily when using voice dictation for prompting.
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Zio-4 commentedon Jul 30, 2025
Probably a separate issue, but piggybacking off of this: Would it be possible to tag files through Speech to text? Wispr Flow recently added the ability to tag files when you're inside Cursor. It would be cool if we could do that in Opencode as well.
https://docs.wisprflow.ai/articles/4990400095-file-tagging
AshConnolly commentedon Aug 5, 2025
I'd like this too. I often use my clip board history to paste instructions, then modify them, but with this I can't do it.
Can we have a
cmd+shift+vto paste as plain text (same as cursor)John0x commentedon Sep 2, 2025
@adamdotdevin @thdxr is this something that would be merged when I create a PR for it? Not entirely sure, because of the "Contributing" section in the README and the upcoming TUI updates.
I thought about adding a setting to disabled the paste abbreviation for text, because I encounter this daily when using voice dictation for prompting.
saleh-mir commentedon Sep 4, 2025
+1
rekram1-node commentedon Sep 11, 2025
will be added in next release, you will be able to add this to your opencode.json:
saleh-mir commentedon Sep 13, 2025
Already using it, thank you for implementing this feature!
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