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# Spoken Audio

## Decide what to make

- Muse can send the user a voice note or voice message, an audio file attached in chat. This skill makes those files, narration for an artifact or a scheduled task, and word-for-word readings of supplied text.

- A live spoken back-and-forth is a voice conversation, which the user starts from the voice control in the app. This skill does not run voice conversations, so do not use it to answer during one.

- Use [Podcast Production](/opt/muse/skills/generate_podcast/SKILL.md) for a researched episode, a recurring briefing or anything published to a podcast feed.

## Prepare the words

- Establish what should be said, the language and any voice preference from the request and the conversation.

- For a message you compose, write natural speech. Keep Markdown, citation markers and attachment syntax out of the spoken text, and write numbers, times and abbreviations as they should sound. Put links and citations in the chat message that carries the audio.
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