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Scout can change capitalization and apply case transforms to text as you dictate. There are two types: caps mode (toggleable) and case transforms (apply to following words).

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Caps mode

Caps mode toggles on and off. It affects all text between “all caps” and “caps off.”

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Example

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Title case

Title case is a one-shot command — it applies to the next chunk of text, then turns off automatically.

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Case transforms

Case transforms apply to the words that follow. These are especially useful for programming. Say the transform command, then speak the words you want transformed.

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Examples

Caps mode and case transforms work best when spoken as their own phrase or at the start of a phrase. They may not trigger when said in the middle of other words.
Case transforms work great with programming symbols. Try: “const screaming snake max retries equals sign five semicolon” → const MAX_RETRIES = 5;