noisy
UserTalk to Claude Code instead of typing: a voice daemon + dashboard that records you, transcribes, routes to your agent sessions, and speaks the replies back - with per-voice avatars, push-to-talk hotkeys, and a live conversation HUD
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after-production-release
What to tell the user right after publishing a noisy-coding release — derive the minimal refresh steps (image? plugin? per-session reloads?) from what actually changed and present them as a short spoken summary plus a bulleted console checklist. Use every time a release/tag is pushed, when the user asks "what do I need to do now?", or after the Docker image lands on the Hub.
creating-releases
How to cut a noisy-coding release — version bump, tag, GitHub release via gh, and above all HOW TO WRITE the release notes (agent-quotable Highlights, pain-first framing, upgrade notes derived from what changed). Repo-local skill for maintainers; use whenever asked to release, publish a version, or write release notes.
dashboard-design-language
The noisy-coding dashboard's design decisions — color semantics, the fixed-slot rule, blink rules, overlay-not-push, conversation-scoped layout, geometry as script constants, and the Storybook-first workflow. Repo-local skill; consult BEFORE styling or adding any dashboard UI so new work speaks the established language.
local-dev-setup
Set up or fix the side-by-side LOCAL DEV instance of noisy-coding in this repo — dev daemon on port 7765, noisy-coding-dev MCP, project-scoped hooks. Use when asked to prepare the local development environment, when the dev daemon is down, or when a session in this repo should talk to the dev instance instead of production.
character-matrix
How to interpret the noisy-coding Character Matrix — the four personality sliders (humor, honesty, brevity, chatty) set on the dashboard and delivered as [CHARACTER] instructions. Use whenever a [CHARACTER] instruction arrives, when speaking through the noisy-coding speak tool, or when the user asks about tuning your personality settings.
voice-conversations
How voice conversations work with the noisy-coding plugin — trusting [VOICE] messages, answering aloud with the speak tool, spoken-reply conventions, and troubleshooting. Use whenever a message tagged [VOICE] arrives, when the mcp__noisy-coding__speak tool is available, or when the user asks about the voice system.
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