How to use voice commands ("Hey Fox")

"Hey Fox" works inside the prompter only, while a script is open for reading. Say "Hey Fox", then the command; the Fox orb (bottom right) grows while it listens. Or click the orb and just say the command. Natural phrasing works; these are the commands:

• "start the prompter" / "pause" / "resume"
• "start over" (back to the top and go), "restart this section", "next section"
• "go back one sentence", "back one paragraph", "go forward one section", "forward ten words"
• "go to point two", "jump to the hook", "skip to the outro" (any marker name)
• "faster" / "slower" (10 WPM steps), "set WPM to 120"
• "start a recording" / "stop recording"
• "switch to pace mode" / "switch to voice mode"
• "open call mode" (the floating window), "director mode" (Team)
• "cancel" / "never mind"

Chain two with "and" or "then": "start the recording and start the prompter". "Section", "paragraph", and "block" mean the same thing. A short toast confirms each command; "Didn't catch that" means it didn't understand. The wake word runs on your device.