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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBumps plugin version to 8.0.2, adds two default prompts, updates hook command paths and related docs to v8.0.2, refreshes README with promo audio and usage changes, and adds a promo MP3 to media docs. ChangesSpeakSwiftlyServer v8.0.2 Release and Documentation
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| SpeakSwiftlyServer (*Speak Swiftly*) is a high-quality, local-first speech runtime built for macOS. Custom voices, batch jobs, easy integrations, and more. | ||
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| This project was borne of my own need for a decent, customizable, no-cost TTS solution that integrated smoothly with apps I already use. That didn't seem to exist for macOS, frankly, so I built it myself. Having had to drop out of college, in part, due to lack of available and usable TTS options, I'm quite proud of this one. | ||
| This project was borne of my own need for affordable, customizable, high-quality text-to-speech, with easy integration into the apps I already used. I'm quite proud of this one already, and tbh we're just getting started~ |
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Preserve owner-authored overview prose in README
The root AGENTS.md explicitly says to preserve README.md sections Overview > What This Project Is and Overview > Motivation as user-authored prose (or TBD until Gale provides replacement text). Rewriting those passages here breaks the repository’s documented documentation-ownership contract and can publish messaging the owner has not approved; please restore the prior owner-authored text or replace with TBD per that rule.
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57-57: 💤 Low valueOptional: Consider more concise phrasing.
The phrase "in order to have" could be simplified to "to have" for a more direct tone.
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-If using Codex Hooks, review and trust the stop hook from Speak Swiftly in order to have all replies automatically spoken in the order they arrive. +If using Codex Hooks, review and trust the stop hook from Speak Swiftly to have all replies automatically spoken in the order they arrive.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@README.md` at line 57, Change the sentence in the README that reads "If using Codex Hooks, review and trust the stop hook from Speak Swiftly in order to have all replies automatically spoken in the order they arrive." to use the more concise phrasing by replacing "in order to have" with "to have", resulting in "...review and trust the stop hook from Speak Swiftly to have all replies automatically spoken in the order they arrive."
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 16: The Table of Contents contains a dangling link "[Preview](`#preview`)"
with no corresponding "## Preview" heading; either remove the Preview TOC entry
or add a matching "## Preview" section (e.g., titled "Preview" placed after the
"Usage" section) to restore the link target; update the README.md accordingly so
the TOC link resolves.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Line 57: Change the sentence in the README that reads "If using Codex Hooks,
review and trust the stop hook from Speak Swiftly in order to have all replies
automatically spoken in the order they arrive." to use the more concise phrasing
by replacing "in order to have" with "to have", resulting in "...review and
trust the stop hook from Speak Swiftly to have all replies automatically spoken
in the order they arrive."
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