Introduction to Field Theory
Field Theory is a powerful context management tool designed for builders, developers, and engineers. It streamlines the process of managing context during AI interactions by enabling users to capture and organize voice transcriptions, screenshots, and portable commands in an efficient manner. Instead of manually copying and pasting large amounts of information, Field Theory allows users to stack context quickly and access it directly where they need it—whether in Cursor, Claude Code, or any other input field.
The product addresses the common pain point of having to repeatedly share logs, voice transcripts, or screenshots during AI conversations. By offering features like local transcription, voice commands, and image stacking, Field Theory reduces the number of steps required to provide sufficient context, making the interaction with AI models faster and more intuitive.
Takeaways
- Local transcription for voice-to-text conversion without internet dependency
- Portable commands that work across multiple platforms and applications
- Priority mic to maintain consistent microphone selection
- Voice commands for direct execution of actions mid-sentence
- Drawing on screenshots for visual annotation and quick sharing
- Auto-improve to refine spoken input into polished text
- Input field agnostic — works anywhere you can paste content
How Field Theory Works
Field Theory operates by leveraging the clipboard and local processing capabilities of macOS. Users can capture voice input, take screenshots, or use pre-defined commands and stack them in a structured way. These stacks are then available for immediate use in any application that supports text input. The app also includes features like voice command recognition and auto-enhancement of spoken input to improve clarity and readability.
Core Benefits and Applications
Field Theory is ideal for professionals who frequently interact with AI tools and require quick, accurate context transfer. Its ability to manage and organize data efficiently makes it valuable in software development, technical support, documentation, and collaborative workflows. Whether working with ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor, users can rely on Field Theory to streamline their AI-assisted tasks.
