speech-based coding

noun
UK /spiːtʃ beɪst ˈkəʊdɪŋ/
US /spiːtʃ beɪst ˈkoʊdɪŋ/

Speech-based coding is when you tell a computer what to do by talking to it.

With speech-based coding, she wrote her whole game just by speaking into her headset.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Using voice commands to write or edit software instead of typing.

His wrist injury made speech-based coding the only way he could keep working.

3. A programming method where spoken language is translated into code by an AI system.

The new tool turns plain speech into working scripts, a big step for speech-based coding.

4. Assistive technology that lets people with limited mobility create programs by voice.

Schools now teach speech-based coding so every student can build apps.