Voice Commands Reference
TWWIM processes natural language voice commands to control website interaction. Commands are recognized in German and English. The system uses AI-based natural language understanding, so exact phrasing is flexible — these are representative examples.
Navigation Commands
| Command (EN) | Command (DE) | Action |
|---|
| "Go to [page]" | "Gehe zu [Seite]" | Navigate to a specific page or section |
| "Open [link]" | "Öffne [Link]" | Click a link by its visible text |
| "Go back" | "Zurück" | Navigate to previous page (browser back) |
| "Go forward" | "Vorwärts" | Navigate forward in browser history |
| "Go home" | "Startseite" | Navigate to the website's home page |
Scroll Commands
| Command (EN) | Command (DE) | Action |
|---|
| "Scroll down" | "Nach unten scrollen" | Scroll the page down |
| "Scroll up" | "Nach oben scrollen" | Scroll the page up |
| "Scroll to top" | "Ganz nach oben" | Scroll to the top of the page |
| "Scroll to bottom" | "Ganz nach unten" | Scroll to the bottom of the page |
Form Interaction
| Command (EN) | Command (DE) | Action |
|---|
| "Click [button]" | "Klicke [Button]" | Click a button by its label text |
| "Type [text] in [field]" | "Schreibe [Text] in [Feld]" | Enter text into a form field |
| "Select [option]" | "Wähle [Option]" | Select an option from a dropdown |
| "Submit form" | "Formular absenden" | Submit the current form |
| "Clear field" | "Feld leeren" | Clear the currently focused input field |
System Commands
| Command (EN) | Command (DE) | Action |
|---|
| "Help" | "Hilfe" | Show available voice commands |
| "Stop" | "Stopp" | Stop listening and deactivate voice control |
| "Read page" | "Seite vorlesen" | Read the main content of the page aloud |
Supported Languages
- German (de-DE) — Full support for all commands
- English (en-US, en-GB) — Full support for all commands
The language is auto-detected from the website's language setting or can be configured via the data-language attribute on the script tag.
Tips for Best Recognition
- Speak clearly at a normal pace
- Use the exact visible text of buttons and links for best matching
- Wait for the activation indicator before speaking
- Background noise may reduce recognition accuracy
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