CollabuteFlow for Cursor
Dictate prompts into Cursor
Updated November 9, 2026
The short answer
Explain the change the way you would to a teammate. Flow types it into Cursor's chat or editor, with filler words cleaned up, so the agent gets the full picture instead of a terse one-liner.
See it in Cursor
Typing · 40 wpm
41s
Refactor the billing service so the trial logic lives in one function, keep the public API the same, and add a test for the expired trial case.
Flow · 150 wpm
11s
Refactor the billing service so the trial logic lives in one function, keep the public API the same, and add a test for the expired trial case.
Things you might say
Cursor chat
“Refactor the billing service so the trial logic lives in one function, keep the public API the same, and add a test for the expired trial case.”
Cursor agent
“This test fails only on CI. Look at the timezone handling in the date helper and tell me what you think is going on before changing anything.”
Cursor editor
“Add a comment above this function explaining why we retry twice and not three times.”
Tips
- Longer, spoken prompts carry the context you would skip when typing.
- Ask Collabute's MCP server for last week's meeting decisions from inside Cursor.
Questions
- Does Collabute Flow work in Cursor?
- Yes. Flow types into whatever app has your cursor on your Mac, including Cursor. Double-tap the Flow key, talk, and the text appears where you are typing.
- Is dictation in Cursor free?
- Yes. Flow is free and unlimited on every Collabute plan, with no credit card.
- Do I have to clean up what I say?
- No. Flow removes filler words like um and uh as you talk.
Speeds use an average of 40 words a minute typing and 150 speaking. Cursor is a trademark of its owner, and Collabute is not affiliated with it.