tts-skilllisted

# 🎙️ TTS-Skill — Multi-Engine Text-to-Speech TTS-Skill provides a single entrypoint for generating speech using multiple backends, with consistent output naming and progress feedback for long-running jobs. ## Engines - **qwen3-tts**: local voice cloning with a reference audio + transcript - **edge-tts**: online voices with speed/pitch/style controls - **openai-tts**: OpenAI speech generation via API ## Command Syntax ```text /tts-skill [engine] [text] --voice [voice-keyword] [other options] ``` If you use the Python entrypoint: ```bash python tts-skill.py [engine] [text] --voice [voice-keyword] ``` ## Text Input Pass text as a positional argument, or use `--text-file` / `-f` to read from a file. Example: ```bash python tts-skill.py qwen3-tts --text-file "input\\text.txt" --voice 寒冰射手 ``` Notes: - `--text-file` supports relative and absolute paths; relative paths are resolved from your current working directory - If both positional text and `--text-file` are provided, `--text-file` takes priority - UTF-8 is recommended (UTF-8 BOM is supported); on decode error it falls back to GBK You can also call engine scripts directly: ```bash python engines/qwen3-tts-cli.py --text-file "input\\text.txt" --voice 寒冰射手 python engines/edge-tts-cli.py --text-file "input\\text.txt" --voice xiaoxiao python engines/openai-tts-cli.py --text-file "input\\text.txt" --voice alloy ``` ## Local Voice Assets (Qwen3-TTS) To add a clone voice, put a matching pair of files in `assets/`: