openclaw/skills/sag/SKILL.md
Speak text aloud using ElevenLabs TTS voices. Use when asked to say something out loud, announce something, read text aloud, speak a message, or use text-to-speech. Like the macOS say command but with high-quality AI voices.
npx skillsauth add Dbochman/dotfiles sagInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Speak text aloud via ElevenLabs TTS using the sag-wrapper CLI. Like macOS say but with modern AI voices.
sag-wrapper "Hello, how are you today?"
sag-wrapper "Good morning Dylan"
Default voice is Roger (laid-back, casual, resonant).
sag-wrapper -v Sarah "This is Sarah speaking"
sag-wrapper -v Brian "This is Brian speaking"
sag-wrapper -v Lily "This is Lily speaking"
sag-wrapper voices
# Words per minute (default ~150)
sag-wrapper --rate 200 "Speaking faster now"
sag-wrapper --rate 100 "Speaking slower now"
sag-wrapper -o /tmp/greeting.mp3 "Hello world"
echo "Text from a pipe" | sag-wrapper
| Voice | Style | |-------|-------| | Roger | Laid-back, casual, resonant (default) | | Sarah | Mature, reassuring, confident | | Brian | Deep, resonant, comforting | | Lily | Velvety actress | | Alice | Clear, engaging educator | | Daniel | Steady broadcaster | | Chris | Charming, down-to-earth | | Jessica | Playful, bright, warm | | Eric | Smooth, trustworthy |
eleven_v3 — Default, highest qualityeleven_flash_v2_5 — Fastest, cheapesteleven_turbo_v2_5 — Balanced speed/qualityeleven_multilingual_v2 — Best for non-Englishsag-wrapper --model-id eleven_flash_v2_5 "Quick response"
/opt/homebrew/bin/sag-wrapper (wraps /opt/homebrew/bin/sag)development
Search the web for current information, news, facts, and answers. Use when asked questions about current events, needing to look something up, finding websites, researching topics, or when you need up-to-date information beyond your training data.
development
Summarize any URL, YouTube video, podcast, PDF, or file into concise text. Use when asked to read an article, summarize a link, get the gist of a video or podcast, extract content from a URL, or when you need to understand what a web page or document contains.
development
Play music via Spotify and control Google Home speakers. Use when asked to play music, songs, artists, playlists, podcasts, or control speakers/volume/audio.
testing
Create new OpenClaw skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance with evals. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, update or optimize an existing skill, run evals to test a skill, benchmark skill performance with variance analysis, or optimize a skill's description for better triggering accuracy. Also use when asked to "make a skill", "turn this into a skill", "improve this skill", or "test this skill".