pronounce-wordlisted

# pronounce-word — speak the word out loud **Purpose.** When the user asks how to pronounce an English word — and especially a project, product, or programmer-jargon name (`kubectl`, `nginx`, `Pydantic`, `LaTeX`, `JSON`, ...) — don't just respond in text. Play the audio so they can hear the *community* reading, then add a short text caption with the source. ## Trigger patterns Auto-invoke ONLY when the user's message matches a **single-word or short-name** pronunciation request: - English: `how to pronounce <X>`, `how do you pronounce <X>`, `pronounce <X>`, `how do you say <X>`, `what does <X> sound like` - Chinese: `<X> 怎么读`, `<X> 怎么念`, `<X> 怎么发音`, `读一下 <X>`, `念一下 <X>` `<X>` MUST be a single token: a word, project name, product name, acronym, or identifier — the kind of thing a developer would actually type into `say-it <X>`. The dictionary is keyed on single tokens, so multi-word input is spoken raw (not looked up); for a two-part name pick the head token (`say-it postgres`, not `say-it postgres database`). **Do NOT trigger this skill when:** - `<X>` is a sentence or paragraph the user wants narrated (e.g. `读一下这段` / `read this paragraph`). That's a TTS request, not a pronunciation lookup. Suggest `say "<sentence>"` instead, or just answer in text. - The message is asking *about* pronunciation conceptually (e.g. `IPA 是什么` / `what is phonetic spelling`). Answer in text. - `<X>` is non-English everyday vocabulary or a person's name unrelated to tech. The dictionary's ed