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Text-to-speech on macOS -- make the device speak text aloud. Use for voice announcements, reading content aloud, or accessibility.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Install and configure Rho from scratch (Doom-style init.toml + sync). Only prereq: a coding agent that can run shell commands.
Extract durable learnings and preferences from conversations for automatic memory capture.
Consolidate brain memory and mine user sessions since the last consolidation checkpoint (sleep-cycle style). Use to reduce noisy prompt injection while preserving durable high-value memories.
Keep CHANGELOG.md idiomatic (Keep a Changelog) and cut a tag-based GitHub release that triggers npm publish CI.
Implement coding tasks with an explore-plan-code workflow and explicit verification gates.
Generate structured .code-task.md files from rough descriptions or PDD plans.
| name | tts |
| description | Text-to-speech on macOS -- make the device speak text aloud. Use for voice announcements, reading content aloud, or accessibility. |
say "Hello, this is a test"
echo "Hello world" | say
say -v Alex "Hello"
say -v Samantha "Hello"
say -v Daniel "Hello"
say -v '?'
say -r 200 "Speaking faster"
say -r 100 "Speaking slower"
say -o output.aiff "Text to save"
say -o output.aiff --data-format=LEF32@22050 "Text to save"
Command blocks until speech completes.