voice-update

To get spoken voice updates after a task completes, you use an audio TTS skill to speak a concise summary of the results. It relies on a say script, an active pocket-tts service, and system audio backends like afplay or aplay to read updates aloud.

Stop hook integration triggers an automatic audio recap when a session or task terminates. The skill uses a say script to generate a task summary and plays it back as a spoken voice update via the pocket-tts service.

Yes, you need uvx installed to run spoken task summaries because the audio output depends on an active pocket-tts service. You also need a system audio backend such as afplay on macOS or aplay on Linux.

Yes, you can use text-to-speech notifications on both macOS and Linux. The skill supports system audio playback by utilizing afplay on macOS and aplay on Linux to deliver spoken voice updates.

The best way to deliver concise spoken task updates in interactive sessions is using a TTS skill backed by pocket-tts. It generates human-friendly audio summaries and plays them automatically when a Stop hook triggers a recap.

Voice updates may fail to play if the pocket-tts service is inactive or if uvx is missing. You must ensure a supported system audio backend like afplay or aplay is available to execute the say script properly.