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  • Community trust — 16 GitHub stars
Code Basarisiz
  • rm -rf — Recursive force deletion command in plugins/claude-tts/hooks/scripts/tts-hook.sh
  • rm -rf — Recursive force deletion command in plugins/claude-tts/hooks/scripts/tts-queue-daemon.sh
  • rm -rf — Recursive force deletion command in plugins/claude-tts/hooks/scripts/tts-stop.sh
  • rm -rf — Recursive force deletion command in plugins/claude-tts/hooks/scripts/tts-worker.sh
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Purpose
This plugin is a text-to-speech utility designed for Claude Code. It automatically reads Claude's responses aloud using a wide variety of external or local TTS providers.

Security Assessment
Overall Risk: Medium. The tool explicitly executes shell commands and processes text inputs. While no hardcoded secrets or dangerous permissions were found, the automated scan flagged multiple instances of `rm -rf` (recursive force deletion) commands across several core scripts (tts-hook.sh, tts-queue-daemon.sh, tts-stop.sh, and tts-worker.sh). If these deletions target dynamic directories or are executed improperly, they pose a risk of unintended data loss. Additionally, the tool requires network requests to function, as it routinely sends text and API keys to external paid services like ElevenLabs, OpenAI, and Google.

Quality Assessment
The project appears to be actively maintained, with its last repository push occurring very recently. It has garnered a modest amount of community trust with 16 GitHub stars. However, the repository completely lacks a formal open-source license. Without a defined license, the legal terms of use, modification, and distribution remain strictly reserved by the creator, which is a significant drawback for enterprise or open-source adoption.

Verdict
Use with caution—ensure you manually review the `rm -rf` shell script commands to prevent accidental local data loss before installing.
SUMMARY

Text-to-speech plugin for Claude Code — multi-provider support (ElevenLabs, OpenAI, Google, Amazon Polly, Azure, Kitten, local system TTS) on macOS, Linux, and Windows

README.md

claude-tts

Text-to-speech plugin for Claude Code. Automatically speaks Claude's responses aloud using your choice of TTS provider, with local system TTS as a universal fallback.

Supported Providers

Provider Quality Cost Requirements
ElevenLabs Excellent Paid API key
OpenAI Very good Paid API key
Google Cloud Very good Paid (free tier available) API key
Amazon Polly Good Paid (free tier available) AWS CLI configured
Azure Speech Very good Paid (free tier available) API key + region
Edge TTS Very good Free pip install edge-tts
Kitten TTS Good Free pip install KittenTTS soundfile + espeak
Fish Audio Excellent Paid (billing required) API key
Gemini TTS Excellent Paid (free tier available) API key
MiMo TTS Excellent Free (limited time) API key
Local TTS Basic Free Built-in (see below)

Requirements

  • macOS, Linux, or Windows (Git Bash / WSL)
  • jq (see jq downloads)
  • An audio player:
    • macOS: afplay (built-in)
    • Linux: mpv, ffplay, paplay, or aplay
    • Windows: PowerShell (built-in)

Install

From the marketplace

claude plugin install claude-tts

Manual install

git clone https://github.com/MatiousCorp/claude-tts.git ~/.claude/plugins/claude-tts

Restart Claude Code after installing.

Setup

/claude-tts:tts-setup <provider> <api-key>

Examples

/claude-tts:tts-setup elevenlabs sk_abc123
/claude-tts:tts-setup openai sk-abc123
/claude-tts:tts-setup google AIza...
/claude-tts:tts-setup amazon
/claude-tts:tts-setup azure your-key-here
/claude-tts:tts-setup edge
/claude-tts:tts-setup kitten
/claude-tts:tts-setup mimo your-key-here
/claude-tts:tts-setup fish your-key-here
/claude-tts:tts-setup gemini AIza...
/claude-tts:tts-setup tada
/claude-tts:tts-setup local

Provider details

Provider Default voice Default model Auth
elevenlabs Rachel (21m00Tcm4TlvDq8ikWAM) eleven_flash_v2_5 xi-api-key header
openai alloy tts-1 Bearer token
google en-US-Neural2-F n/a X-Goog-Api-Key header
amazon Joanna neural AWS CLI env creds
azure en-US-JennyNeural n/a Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key header
edge en-US-AriaNeural n/a none (free)
kitten expr-voice-2-f n/a none (free, local)
mimo mimo_default mimo-v2-tts api-key header
fish (optional reference ID) s2-pro Authorization: Bearer token
gemini Kore gemini-3.1-flash-tts-preview x-goog-api-key header
tada reference WAV path tada-1b none (open-source)
local system default n/a none

Without an API key

The plugin works without any API key:

  • Edge TTS: High-quality neural voices via edge-tts (pip install edge-tts)
  • Kitten TTS: Lightweight open-source model (under 25MB, CPU-only) with 8 expressive voices (pip install KittenTTS soundfile, plus espeak system dep). Requires Python 3.9+
  • TADA: Hume AI's open-source voice cloning model (pip install hume-tada). Works out of the box; optionally provide a reference WAV to clone a specific voice. GPU recommended (CUDA or Apple MPS); CPU works but is slow. Models: tada-1b (English) or tada-3b-ml (multilingual)
  • Local TTS: System built-in — macOS say, Linux espeak-ng/espeak/piper, Windows PowerShell SAPI

With an API key (paid)

  • Fish Audio: High-quality multilingual TTS with voice cloning support. Requires a paid account with billing enabled — there is no free tier. Optionally provide a reference voice ID to clone a specific voice. Get a key at fish.audio. Model: s2-pro

With an API key (free tier)

  • Gemini TTS: Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS — 30 built-in voices, 70+ languages, multi-speaker dialogue, and audio tags for style control ([whispers], [laughs]). Free tier available. Get a key at aistudio.google.com/apikey. Models: gemini-3.1-flash-tts-preview (latest), gemini-2.5-flash-preview-tts, gemini-2.5-pro-preview-tts
  • MiMo TTS: Xiaomi's MiMo-V2-TTS — highly expressive with contextual emotion awareness, style control, dialect support, and singing capability. Free during limited-time promotion. Get a key at platform.xiaomimimo.com

Usage

Once set up, TTS works automatically. Every time Claude finishes a response, the text is cleaned and spoken aloud.

Stopping playback

Audio stops automatically in several ways:

  • Press ESC while Claude is generating — stops current audio and speaks the new response
  • Submit a new prompt — any currently playing audio stops immediately
  • Run /claude-tts:tts-stop — stop audio on demand without disabling TTS

Commands

Command Description
/claude-tts:tts-on Enable TTS
/claude-tts:tts-off Disable TTS
/claude-tts:tts-stop Stop current audio playback
/claude-tts:tts-status Show current status and provider
/claude-tts:tts-setup <provider> [key] Configure TTS provider

Configuration

Config is stored in ~/.claude/claude-tts.local.md:

---
provider: "elevenlabs"
api_key: "sk_..."
voice_id: "21m00Tcm4TlvDq8ikWAM"
model_id: "eleven_flash_v2_5"
---

Only provider is required. Each provider has sensible defaults for voice_id and model_id.

For Azure, add region:

---
provider: "azure"
api_key: "your-key"
region: "eastus"
---

Environment variables

  • CLAUDE_TTS_API_KEY — generic, works with any provider
  • ELEVENLABS_API_KEY — legacy fallback for ElevenLabs provider

Migration from v1

If your config has elevenlabs_api_key: but no provider:, it will automatically be treated as ElevenLabs. No action needed.

Migration from v2 (say → local)

If your config has provider: "say", it will automatically be mapped to local. No action needed.

How it works

  1. Claude finishes a response (Stop hook fires)
  2. Any previously playing audio is stopped immediately
  3. Text is cleaned: code blocks, URLs, file paths, and markdown formatting are stripped
  4. A background worker sends the text to your configured provider
  5. If the provider fails, local system TTS is used as fallback
  6. Audio files are queued and played sequentially via the platform audio player

A UserPromptSubmit hook also runs on every new prompt, stopping any in-progress playback so audio never talks over your next interaction.

The hooks exit immediately so Claude Code is never blocked.

Troubleshooting

No audio playing

  1. Run /claude-tts:tts-status to check configuration
  2. Make sure jq is installed (see jq downloads)
  3. Check that ~/.claude/tts-enabled exists

Provider errors

  • Verify your API key and provider settings
  • Check your usage quota with the provider
  • The plugin falls back to local TTS automatically on API errors

Audio queue stuck

  • Run /claude-tts:tts-stop to kill the daemon and clear the queue
  • Or manually: kill $(cat ${TMPDIR}/claude_tts_queue/daemon.pid) && rm -f ${TMPDIR}/claude_tts_queue/*.mp3 ${TMPDIR}/claude_tts_queue/*.wav

Linux: No audio player

  • Install one: sudo apt install mpv (or ffmpeg for ffplay, pulseaudio-utils for paplay)

Linux: No local TTS

  • Install espeak-ng: sudo apt install espeak-ng

Windows (Git Bash / WSL)

  • PowerShell must be available as powershell.exe
  • WSL users: audio playback requires PulseAudio or PipeWire bridge to Windows

License

MIT

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