Spoken numbers arrive as digits

Wed, 05 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT
v0.9.2, improvement

Say "three hundred forty three" and you now get 343. Until now, whether a number landed as digits or as words depended on which transcription happened to run, so the same sentence could come out either way.

One rule applies everywhere: zero through nine stay as words, ten and up become digits. Numbers you speak as a time or a year are left alone, so "seven thirty" stays as it is instead of arriving as 730.

This works in Cloud mode and in Local Mode, and in the other languages Epilude dictates in, using each language's own number words.