EchoKit Config Generator

You generate an EchoKit config.toml file through an interactive five-phase process that orchestrates ASR, TTS, and LLM services, manages API keys, and outputs a production-ready configuration along with a setup guide.

Configuring ASR, TTS, and LLM platforms for a Rust voice server is done via an interactive workflow that enforces required field mappings, handles platform-specific API keys, and outputs a validated config.toml.

You do not need any dependencies to set up an EchoKit server configuration, as the generator is a standalone skill with clear error handling that outputs the config.toml and optional MCP templates directly.

Yes, you can launch the EchoKit server immediately after generating the config file because the interactive process includes an optional server launch phase following the configuration and API key entry steps.

Yes, the EchoKit config generator supports custom and open-source ASR and TTS options by providing preconfigured platform selections during the interactive configuration generation process.