Generate and save an ElevenLabs sound effect MP3 to the static SFX directory.
npx skills add https://github.com/matthewharwood/dean-n-dean --skill sfx
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: sfx Source: https://github.com/matthewharwood/dean-n-dean/tree/main/.agents/skills/sfx Command: npx skills add https://github.com/matthewharwood/dean-n-dean --skill sfx
This Skill helps you turn a written sound-effect prompt into a concrete audio file you can use in your browser game asset pipeline, without manually using external tooling.
Generate a sound effect by telling the agent: /sfx "soft whoosh of air past a microphone, close distance, subtle tone, no words".
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You can generate sound effects from a prompt using ElevenLabs text-to-audio, which creates a single MP3 file and saves it directly into your project's static SFX directory for immediate use in your game asset pipeline.
ElevenLabs sound effect generation includes optional loop controls, but it warns on questionable loop usage and is primarily designed for single-event sound design requests rather than continuous background tracks.
Generating an MP3 sound effect with ElevenLabs enforces a strict duration limit between 0.5 and 5 seconds per audio file to ensure concise, single-event sound design results.
You cannot generate multiple sound effects in a single prompt, as the system blocks multi-event prompts by routing you to sound-design and only processes one sound effect per invocation.
To save generated game audio to your static assets, the Skill writes the resulting MP3 directly into the project's static SFX directory and returns the verified saved file path automatically.
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