What problem does it solve?
Cloning a voice for text-to-speech requires verifying speaker consent, validating audio samples, and registering the voice with a provider, and doing this incorrectly creates legal and ethical risks.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Consent-First Cloning: Requires structured consent metadata (speaker, consent, sample source, permitted use, requested by) before any cloning call is made.
- Provider Voice Registration: Calls the voice_clone tool to create a reusable voice ID from a local audio sample for later TTS use.
- Locale and Accent Guidance: Advises on matching sample audio to the target language and locale to avoid poor accent transfer in generated speech.
- Use Case: A team lead wants to clone their own voice for internal training narration. The Skill verifies consent metadata, checks provider availability, clones the voice, and returns the voice ID with an allowed-use summary.
Quick Start
Clone my voice from the local file sample.wav for internal TTS narration and confirm I have given consent as the speaker.