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This Claude Code skill creates a temporary session marker file that enables text-to-speech functionality for the current conversation session. Use this command when you want Claude to provide audio summaries alongside substantial responses during your session.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/malob/nix-config /tmp/start && cp -r /tmp/start/configs/claude/plugins/tts/skills/start ~/.claude/skills/startSKILL.md
Enable text-to-speech for this session by creating the session marker file:
```bash
touch "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/tts-enabled-${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}"
```
Confirm that TTS is now enabled. Future substantial responses will offer an audio summary.This skill should be used when working with Vercel AI SDK, AI Gateway, streamText, generateText, generateObject, streamObject, tool calling, or AI SDK providers. Also relevant for "ai-sdk", "@ai-sdk/*" packages, or questions about AI SDK patterns, configuration, and best practices.
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Stop any currently playing text-to-speech audio
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