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This creates a session marker file in your temp directory that tells Claude to generate audio summaries for longer responses. It's a one-time toggle, so you run it once at the start of a conversation when you want TTS output alongside text. The implementation is just a bash touch command tied to your session ID, which keeps things simple but means you'll need to re-run it for each new chat. Honestly most useful if you're multitasking or want to listen while coding, though the "substantial responses" threshold isn't defined here so you'll discover that through use. No way to disable it mid-session from what's shown, so commit to the audio life once you start.

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touch "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/tts-enabled-${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}"

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