| name | voice |
| description | Synthesize speech and export spoken audio on macOS through the local `say` TTS engine. |
| allowed-tools | ["bash"] |
Voice
Use this skill when the user wants text turned into spoken audio on the local Mac.
Examples:
- read a short reply aloud
- export a spoken memo to an audio file
- inspect installed system voices before choosing one
Workflow
- List available voices if the user cares about accent or tone.
- Use
aliceloop voice speak for ephemeral playback.
- Use
aliceloop voice save when the user needs a reusable audio artifact.
- Keep the output path explicit so the audio file can be reused or attached later.
aliceloop voice list
aliceloop voice speak "今天的任务已经排好了。"
aliceloop voice save /tmp/aliceloop-reply.aiff "这是一段导出的语音。" --voice Ting-Ting --rate 190
Aliceloop Status
Available on macOS through the built-in /usr/bin/say engine.
Current limits:
- macOS only
- output format follows what
say -o supports locally
- this is local TTS, not voice cloning or cloud speech generation