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Use macOS say command for audio notifications when user input is needed, a long task completes, or an error occurs.
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| name | say |
| description | Use macOS say command for audio notifications when user input is needed, a long task completes, or an error occurs. |
| user-invocable | false |
Use the macOS say command to audibly notify the user when you need their input, hit a blocker, or complete a long-running task.
Use automatically when:
say "Hey, I have a question for you"
say "Done. All tests passing."
say "Heads up, I hit an error and need your help"
say for routine status updates — only when the user needs to act or a milestone is reached