Voice Reply

语音回复技能 - 每次回复自动生成语音并保存到桌面，支持 Noiz AI TTS

What to consider before installing: - Privacy: Every reply converted to audio will be sent to Noiz's servers (https://noiz.ai). Do not enable this for conversations containing sensitive personal, corporate, or secret data. The skill will also upload any 'reference audio' you supply (local file paths will be read and uploaded), and the render_timeline/voice-map features could cause local files referenced in JSON to be uploaded unintentionally. - API key storage: The skill stores the Noiz API key in ~/.noiz_api_key (file permissions 600); you can also set NOIZ_API_KEY in your environment. Make sure you trust the service and want to provide credentials. - Runtime behavior: When run it may call ffmpeg, audio players (afplay/aplay/paplay), and may attempt to install the Python 'requests' package by invoking 'uv pip install requests'. Expect subprocess execution and network access from the host when the skill runs. - Local files: The skill saves MP3s to your Desktop and deletes the previous file automatically; if you have scripts monitoring the Desktop or sensitive files there, be aware of this behavior. - Review the code: If you are concerned, inspect the included scripts (noiz_tts.py, voice.py, tts.py, render_timeline.py) to confirm where files are read, written, or uploaded and remove or sandbox features you don't want. If you only want offline/local-only operation, prefer the kokoro backend (requires installing kokoro-tts and ffmpeg) and avoid configuring the Noiz API key. - What would change this assessment: explicit README/homepage and a known author identity, clearer SKILL.md warnings about uploading local reference audio, or a mode that forces strictly local-only TTS (no network calls) would increase confidence. If you accept external TTS for all replies and trust noiz.ai, this skill appears functionally coherent; otherwise treat it with caution.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: voice-reply-oc Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides a functional Text-to-Speech (TTS) integration for the OpenClaw agent, supporting both the Noiz AI cloud API and local Kokoro TTS. It includes legitimate utilities for audio playback, SRT subtitle generation, and timeline rendering using ffmpeg. Security-conscious practices are present, such as applying restrictive file permissions (0600) to the stored API key file (~/.noiz_api_key), and while the scripts perform automated dependency installation (pip install requests) and execute system commands for media processing, these actions are strictly aligned with the stated purpose and lack any indicators of malicious intent or data exfiltration.