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Quick single voice exchange. Speaks a prompt, captures one response via TTS. No persistent session needed.
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Show help for claude-talk voice chat commands.
Start a voice conversation with Claude. Launches whisper.cpp STT and audio capture. macOS only.
Spawn or manage voice teammates. Each teammate is a separate Claude personality in its own tmux pane.
Install claude-talk and personalize your voice assistant. Sets up dependencies, then lets you choose a name, voice, and personality. macOS (Apple Silicon) only.
Set system volume to a specific level (0-100) during voice chat
Stop voice chat. Releases the current voice session and stops the audio server if no other sessions are active.
| name | chat |
| description | Quick single voice exchange. Speaks a prompt, captures one response via TTS. No persistent session needed. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Single voice exchange without starting a full voice chat session. Good for quick questions.
The audio server must be running. If not, start it first by following the audio server startup steps from the start skill.
Check if audio server is running (use Bash):
claude-talk server status
If it fails, tell the user the audio server isn't running and they should start a voice chat session first with /claude-talk:start, or you can start the server for them.
Speak a prompt asking the user their question (use Bash):
source ~/.claude-talk/venvs/wlk/bin/activate && claude-talk server speak "What can I help you with?"
This speaks the prompt, captures the user's response, and routes it back via tmux.
Wait for the transcription to arrive as a user message. Then respond conversationally.
Speak the response via TTS (use Bash):
source ~/.claude-talk/venvs/wlk/bin/activate && claude-talk server speak "<your response>"
Show the exchange to the user: