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3 samples · 1,095-word draft · medium confidence

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The macOS Hungarian voice is a 2010 GPS. Two minutes of listening and it was clear nobody would keep this on. Microsoft's neural voices through edge-tts fixed it. It's free, no key, a Hungarian voice that sounds like a person. The English one is a calm British Ryan.
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Four pieces, no framework.
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Local Whisper (mlx-whisper on Apple Silicon) turns my voice into text in about two seconds. Nothing leaves the machine, offline.
WhyThis paragraph drifts slightly by being a bit more descriptive and less opinionated than typical, though it uses technical jargon.
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The part I'm happiest about costs nothing. When voice mode is on, Claude ends every reply with one line starting with 🔊: the spoken summary, written by the model that already knows what matters. The hook just reads that line aloud. No summariser, no second call, no latency.
WhyThis paragraph drifts slightly by being a more straightforward technical description, lacking some of the writer's typical conversational asides or strong opinions.

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