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Local Tts — Development skill for Claude Code

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Make your coding agent talk to you.

How to install Local Tts

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open rperez93/local-tts and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Local Tts does

Make your coding agent talk to you! -- Simple, offline and online (optional). Ask your coding agent to install it for you

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local-tts - Make your coding agent talk to you! Offline! | Product Hunt
License: MIT Python 3.9+
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Make your coding agent talk to you!

A tiny command-line text-to-speech tool. It shells out to **Kokoro-82M** by default — eight languages from one small model — so speech is generated locally and offline.

$ tts "Hello from my terminal."
$ echo "Read this out loud." | tts
$ tts -f chapter1.txt -o chapter1.wav

**Zero runtime dependencies.** The package installs nothing but itself — no `requests`, no `numpy`, no audio libraries. Everything is Python's standard library plus binaries you already have (or install once, on your terms).


Make Claude talk like Jarvis. Or Cortana. In Spanish.

Your coding agent already writes your code. With an RVC voice model it can *sound* like whoever you want while it does — offline, on your own machine, no API key.

$ tts --lang en "Good evening. The tests are passing, sir."
$ tts --lang es "Buenas noches. Todas las pruebas pasaron."

One `rvc` server holds both voices resident and picks one per language:

tts config --set rvc.base_provider=kok