Siri

Everything under System Settings › Accessibility › Siri, as Nix options. Each one is named after the control you'd click, and set under programs.nix-plist-manager.options in home-manager.

1 option 1 verified against System Settings

Listen for atypical speech

System Settings › Accessibility › Siri › Listen for atypical speech

home-manager · per user ✓ Verified on macOS 27

applications.systemSettings.accessibility.siri.listenForAtypicalSpeech = true;

true or false "unset" puts back macOS's default.

Where it's stored and what runs

• com.apple.assistant.backedup Use Atypical Speech Model

For false:

/usr/bin/defaults write com.apple.assistant.backedup 'Use Atypical Speech Model' -bool false || echo 'nix-plist-manager: failed: /usr/bin/defaults write com.apple.assistant.backedup '\''Use Atypical Speech Model'\'' -bool false' >&2
/usr/bin/defaults -currentHost delete com.apple.assistant.backedup 'Use Atypical Speech Model' 2>/dev/null || true

For true:

/usr/bin/defaults write com.apple.assistant.backedup 'Use Atypical Speech Model' -bool true || echo 'nix-plist-manager: failed: /usr/bin/defaults write com.apple.assistant.backedup '\''Use Atypical Speech Model'\'' -bool true' >&2
/usr/bin/defaults -currentHost delete com.apple.assistant.backedup 'Use Atypical Speech Model' 2>/dev/null || true

For unset:

/usr/bin/defaults delete com.apple.assistant.backedup 'Use Atypical Speech Model' 2>/dev/null || true
/usr/bin/defaults -currentHost delete com.apple.assistant.backedup 'Use Atypical Speech Model' 2>/dev/null || true