webex-voice-interface

To automate WebEx voice clip transcription and replies, this skill processes voice messages using OpenClaw transcription and generates both text and MP3 audio responses via edge-tts. It automatically provides a readable text reply and an optional spoken MP3 attachment in WebEx spaces.

Yes, you can generate MP3 voice replies for WebEx spaces using text-to-speech. The skill leverages edge-tts to synthesize high-quality spoken MP3 audio responses, attaching the vocal reply alongside the standard text response when a user sends a voice clip.

Yes, this WebEx voice processing skill requires edge-tts to function. Edge-tts is necessary for the text-to-speech synthesis that generates the spoken MP3 audio replies, while MCP scripts handle generating and attaching the audio file to the response.

OpenClaw transcription works with WebEx voice messages by automatically transcribing the incoming voice clips into text. This transcription feeds into the NetClaw skill set to craft context-rich text replies, which are then optionally converted into spoken MP3 audio using edge-tts.

The best way to respond to WebEx voice clips with both text and audio is to trigger this skill by sending a WebEx voice clip. It automatically transcribes the message, crafts a context-rich text reply, and uses edge-tts to attach an optional MP3 vocal response.

Yes, text responses are always included when processing WebEx voice clips. The skill uses text as the primary delivery method for the reply, while the spoken MP3 audio response generated by edge-tts serves as an optional enhancement to the interaction.