YevheniiMiachyn/dsh-tts-live ↗★ 0
@goodandready/dsh-tts
Text-to-speech for DeepSeek Harness: speak agent replies in the Web UI with a provider fallback chain (OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Google, Azure, Groq, Deepgram, OpenRouter, Edge, Piper, eSpeak). 适合需要将 Agent 回复转换为语音播放，并支持多服务商自动容灾的用户。
같은 패키지 이름의 다른 저장소
설치
npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:YevheniiMiachyn/dsh-tts-live⚙️ Configuration Recipes (settings.yaml)
dsh-tts:
speakReplies: true
enableLocalEngines: true
kokoroEnabled: true
streamingEnabled: true
enableItDictionary: true
voiceDuplexEnabled: true
vadBargeIn: true
messengerTtsEnabled: true
cache: true
cacheMaxMb: 150
autoDetect: true
chain:
- provider: edge
- provider: espeak
voice: ru-RU-SvetlanaNeural
- provider: openai
model: tts-1
voice: alloy
roles:
coder:
provider: openai
voice: onyx
reviewer:
provider: edge
voice: ru-RU-DmitryNeural
Settings UI coverage
The plugin settings card (Settings → Plugins → Plugin settings) exposes every user-facing schema field, including an Advanced block for maxChars, sentenceChars, timeoutMs, maxQueue, openaiBaseUrl, mimoBaseUrl, mimoFormat, and minimaxBin.
Provider API keys are never stored in plugin settings. Paste them in the chain editor; values go to the DSH credential store via PUT /dsh-tts/credential.
Config-only (not in the card): *KeyEnv fields (openaiKeyEnv, elevenlabsKeyEnv, …). They only rename the credential slot the plugin looks up. Change them in settings.yaml if you must rebind a key name; the defaults match the usual environment variable names.