Voice Loop

A full spoken round trip: listen, answer aloud, remember.

Incoming audio: {{audio}} Reply voice: {{voice}}

Procedure

1. Transcribe the incoming audio with audio.transcribe.

2. Recall context with memory.search before answering, if available — query on the topic of the transcript, not on the whole transcript. A spoken conversation that forgets last session's conclusions is the failure mode this pack exists to fix.

3. Compose the reply as speech, not as prose. This is the step most agents skip:

   • Short sentences. No bulleted lists, no headers, no code blocks — none of it survives text-to-speech.
   • Numbers spoken the way a person says them ("about twelve hundred", not "1,187").
   • No URLs read aloud. Say "I'll put the link in the transcript" and return it as text alongside the audio.
   • Under ~150 words unless the question genuinely needs more; a long spoken answer is unlistenable.

4. Synthesize with audio.synthesize, passing voice if one was supplied.

5. Save what will matter next time with memory.save — conclusions and constraints, not the transcript.

Output

The audio reply, plus the reply text and any links as text.

Notes

• Text-to-speech is billed per character. Tighten the reply before synthesizing, not after.
• If the transcript is ambiguous, ask one short spoken clarifying question rather than answering the wrong reading at length.