speek

name	speek
description	Speak a short summary aloud using Kokoro TTS. Use proactively at the end of any completed task to announce what was done in one sentence. Also use when the user explicitly asks to hear something spoken.
allowed-tools	Bash

Speek — Text-to-Speech via Kokoro TTS

Speak text aloud using the speek command (GPU-accelerated Kokoro TTS).

When to use

• Proactively at the conclusion of any task: summarize what you accomplished in one short sentence and speak it.
• When the user explicitly asks you to say or speak something.

Usage

speek "Done. The encoder now uses private Metal buffers with blit staging."

Keep the text short (one sentence, under 20 words). Speek loads a 134MB model on first invocation (~1s), so don't call it repeatedly in quick succession.

Guidelines

• Summarize the outcome, not the process: "Fixed the segfault in the decoder" not "I edited gpu_decoder_metal.rs lines 45-80"
• Use natural, conversational phrasing
• Do not speak errors or failures — only successful completions
• Do not speak if the task was trivial (e.g. answering a yes/no question)
• Run in background so it doesn't block your response to the user