audio-reading

Name: audio-reading
Author: omnigentx

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How to install audio-reading?

omnigentx/jarvis/audio-reading

$npx -y skills add omnigentx/jarvis --skill audio-reading

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Find and play audiobooks / stories from the local library. Use when the user asks to read a story, play an audiobook, or continue from a specific chapter. List available titles first so you can match the user's request to a real entry. Output must contain a [[[READ_LOCAL]]] or [[

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SKILL.md

1	<critical_rules>
2	<rule>NEVER read or summarise the story content yourself. The system will play it as audio.</rule>
3	<rule>Call local_list_stories() FIRST so you know what is in the catalogue.</rule>
4	<rule>Pick the closest catalogue entry to the user's request (typos, ASR errors, and missing diacritics are normal).</rule>
5	<rule>Reply with ONE short sentence plus the tag from the tool result. No extra explanation.</rule>
6	</critical_rules>
7
8	<workflow>
9	## Step 1: Identify the story
10	1. Call `local_list_stories()` → returns the catalogue.
11	2. Match the user's request to the closest entry. Ask for confirmation only if it is genuinely ambiguous.
12
13	## Step 2: Pick the chapter
14	1. Call `local_list_chapters(<title>)` → returns the chapter list.
15	2. Resolve to the chapter the user asked for, or the next one in sequence.
16
17	## Step 3: Play
18	1. Call `find_story_chapter(<title>, <chapter_number>)` → returns the tag.
19	2. Reply with one sentence plus the tag, e.g. `"Now playing <title> chapter <X>. [[[TAG]]]"`.
20	3. Preserve the catalogue's exact title (diacritics included) inside the tag — the playback handler resolves files by exact name.
21	</workflow>
22
23	<output_format>
24	<example>Now playing <title> chapter 5. [[[READ_LOCAL: <title>\|005_<title>.txt]]]</example>
25	<example>Now playing <title> chapter 10. [[[READ_STORY: <url>]]]</example>
26	</output_format>

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How to install audio-reading?

omnigentx/jarvis/audio-reading

$npx -y skills add omnigentx/jarvis --skill audio-reading

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

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SKILL.md

1	<critical_rules>
2	<rule>NEVER read or summarise the story content yourself. The system will play it as audio.</rule>
3	<rule>Call local_list_stories() FIRST so you know what is in the catalogue.</rule>
4	<rule>Pick the closest catalogue entry to the user's request (typos, ASR errors, and missing diacritics are normal).</rule>
5	<rule>Reply with ONE short sentence plus the tag from the tool result. No extra explanation.</rule>
6	</critical_rules>
7
8	<workflow>
9	## Step 1: Identify the story
10	1. Call `local_list_stories()` → returns the catalogue.
11	2. Match the user's request to the closest entry. Ask for confirmation only if it is genuinely ambiguous.
12
13	## Step 2: Pick the chapter
14	1. Call `local_list_chapters(<title>)` → returns the chapter list.
15	2. Resolve to the chapter the user asked for, or the next one in sequence.
16
17	## Step 3: Play
18	1. Call `find_story_chapter(<title>, <chapter_number>)` → returns the tag.
19	2. Reply with one sentence plus the tag, e.g. `"Now playing <title> chapter <X>. [[[TAG]]]"`.
20	3. Preserve the catalogue's exact title (diacritics included) inside the tag — the playback handler resolves files by exact name.
21	</workflow>
22
23	<output_format>
24	<example>Now playing <title> chapter 5. [[[READ_LOCAL: <title>\|005_<title>.txt]]]</example>
25	<example>Now playing <title> chapter 10. [[[READ_STORY: <url>]]]</example>
26	</output_format>

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