Windows TTS Notification

Push text notifications to Windows Azure TTS service for audio broadcast via Bluetooth speakers. Perfect for family reminders, alarms, and announcements.

This skill appears coherent and limited to sending JSON to a configured Windows TTS HTTP server on your LAN. Before installing: 1) Verify the Windows TTS server URL you provide is trusted and reachable only by devices you control (the skill will POST arbitrary text to that endpoint). 2) Inspect publish.sh and any npm scripts in package.json before running them — the documentation contains sample file paths (/home/cmos/.openclaw/...) and claims to have added cron/heartbeat entries, which are examples that a maintainer or install script could perform; confirm you are comfortable with any file changes. 3) Ensure OpenClaw's plugin config is set intentionally (do not point the plugin to external/untrusted endpoints). 4) If you need higher assurance, review the small JS/TS files (dist/ and src/) — they only use fetch for the configured baseUrl and perform no hidden network calls or credential exfiltration.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: windows-tts Version: 1.0.0 The windows-tts skill is a legitimate integration designed to send text-to-speech requests to a local or remote Windows Azure TTS server. The implementation in client.ts and tools.ts uses the native fetch API to communicate with a user-defined endpoint, with appropriate configuration validation in config.ts. No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or harmful prompt injection was found; the extensive documentation and helper scripts (e.g., publish.sh) are consistent with the stated purpose of managing family reminders and notifications.