status

Report operational status of STT and TTS daemons and current interaction mode.

Updated Aug 27, 2026

Search Tags:#voice #status #tts #system check #stt

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npx skills add https://github.com/WebSmartTeam/COR-CODE --skill status-websmartteam

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Skill: status
Source: https://github.com/WebSmartTeam/COR-CODE/tree/main/ClaudeCode-MarketPlace/claudecode-communication-elevenlabs-voice-fixed/skills/status
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/WebSmartTeam/COR-CODE --skill status-websmartteam

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a quick and easy way to check the operational status of the voice input (STT) and voice output (TTS) systems, as well as the current active mode.

Core Features & Use Cases

Daemon Status: Verifies if the STT and TTS services are running or stopped.
Mode Indication: Clearly shows whether the system is in 'Instruction' or 'Conversation' mode.
Voice Announcement: If TTS is active, it announces the current mode audibly.
Use Case: Before starting a voice-driven task, a user can quickly run this Skill to ensure both voice input and output are functional and to confirm the system is in the expected mode.

Quick Start

Run the voice-manager script with the status argument to see the current voice system status.

Frequently Asked Questions about status

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I check if voice input and output services are running?▼

To check voice system status, run the voice-manager script to query the STT and TTS daemons. It reports whether each service is running or stopped, and displays the current system mode so you can verify readiness before use.

What is the difference between Instruction and Conversation mode in voice systems?▼

Instruction and Conversation modes define how the voice system processes your audio input. Running a status check displays the currently active mode and, if TTS is functional, announces it audibly so you can confirm the expected interaction configuration.

How do I verify my Text-to-Speech daemon is ready before starting a task?▼

Verify your Text-to-Speech daemon by running a system status check script. It queries the TTS service state and reports if it is running, and if active, the system will provide an audible announcement of the current operational mode.

Can I check both Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech status at the same time?▼

Yes, you can check both Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech status simultaneously. Running the status query script reports the operational state of both STT and TTS daemons together, giving you a complete overview of your voice system readiness.

Why does my voice system status check not announce the current mode?▼

The voice system status check announces the current mode only if the Text-to-Speech daemon is active. If the TTS service is stopped, the system reports its status visually but cannot deliver the audible voice announcement of the current mode.