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Skills/EMZOD/SPEAK TURBO

emzod/speak-turbo

1 skill · 978 installs · 18 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/emzod/speak-turbo

Skills in this repo

1Speakturbo Ttsspeakturbo-tts gives solo builders a practical voice channel for AI coding agents: you type or trigger agent output and hear it almost immediately instead of reading long transcripts on a second monitor. The skill documents the speakturbo CLI, which targets roughly ninety millisecond time-to-first-sound once a background daemon has loaded the model—first launch is slower while that daemon starts, which the docs call out explicitly so you do not mistake a cold start for a broken install. Eight bundled voices cover quick experiments without cloning; for custom voice identity the upstream project points you to a separate speak skill. Typical workflows include hands-free verification of agent summaries while debugging, accessibility-friendly consumption of long explanations, and demoing agent behavior aloud during validate or ship walkthroughs even though Prism shelves it under build agent-tooling. You verify setup with a one-line speakturbo "Hello world" and optional WAV export. The integration pattern is local shell invocation rather than a hosted API, so it fits developers who already grant their agent terminal access and want procedural steps the model can follow every time it shou978installs