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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).

Caps mode

SayEffectAlternatives
”all caps”ALL CAPS ON — everything after this is uppercase until you say “caps off""caps on"
"caps off”Turn off caps mode — return to normal”no caps”
Caps mode toggles on and off. It affects all text between “all caps” and “caps off.”

Example

You sayScout types
”all caps urgent caps off please review”URGENT please review

Title case

SayEffect
”title case”Capitalizes the first letter of each word in the next phrase
Title case is a one-shot command — it applies to the next chunk of text, then turns off automatically.
You sayScout types
”title case meeting notes”Meeting Notes

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.
SayOutput formatExample inputExample output
”camel case”camelCase”get user name”getUserName
”pascal case”PascalCase”user profile”UserProfile
”snake case”snake_case”get user id”get_user_id
”screaming snake”SCREAMING_SNAKE”max retries”MAX_RETRIES
”kebab case”kebab-case”my component”my-component

Examples

You sayScout types
”snake case max retry count”max_retry_count
”camel case get user by id”getUserById
”pascal case data processor”DataProcessor
”screaming snake api base url”API_BASE_URL
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;