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# TtsToy
Multi-engine text-to-speech cog with voice cloning, emoji-triggered sound effects, inline voice switching, a TTS queue system, and a companion web UI. Plays audio in voice channels and uploads MP3 files to chat.
Multi-engine text-to-speech cog with voice cloning, emoji-triggered sound effects, inline voice switching, a TTS queue system, and a separate web UI service (tracked in scrapyard-ttstoy-webui). Plays audio in voice channels and uploads MP3 files to chat.
### Engines
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### `[p]ttstoy webuistatus`
Check the status of the TtsToy web UI subprocess (running, reachable, URL, PID).
Check whether the TtsToy web UI is reachable. The web UI is no longer a bot subprocess; it runs as a scrapyard service. Restart with `sudo systemctl restart scrapyard`.
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### `[p]ttstoy webuirestart`
Restart the TtsToy web UI subprocess.
The web UI is now a scrapyard service, so this just tells you to run `sudo systemctl restart scrapyard`.
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## Web UI
TtsToy includes a companion Flask web UI for managing voices, generating TTS, and controlling settings from a browser.
TtsToy has a companion Flask web UI, but it no longer ships inside the cog. It is a separate scrapyard service (port 8098) tracked in its own repo: `kingston/scrapyard-ttstoy-webui` on Gitea (`http://192.168.0.200:3000/kingston/scrapyard-ttstoy-webui`).
- Login via `[p]ttstoy login` (DMs you a one-time key)
- Access at the configured URL (default: `https://ttstoy.kingstons-scrapyard.net`)
- Access at https://ttstoy.kingstons-scrapyard.net
- Features: voice management, TTS generation, parameter tuning, SFX mapping editor
- TTS generated from the web UI is played in the user's current voice channel and posted to the configured Discord channel
- The web UI talks to the cog through a shared state file under `/tmp` (a cross-process `flock`): it appends `pending_posts` and `pending_commands`, and the cog's `_webui_state_processor` loop (3 s) pops them. It is not a Discord command bridge; audio is generated by the webui service itself and posted by the cog afterward.
The bot cog only:
- issues one-time login tokens (`[p]ttstoy login`)
- consumes `pending_posts` and posts the rendered audio to the server's webui TTS channel (and plays it in VC if the user is in one)
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| BlueGnome | - |
| Dracafow | - |
| Gaben | - |
| Grigori | - |
| Grigori / Gregori | Same voice, both spellings accepted |
| Gnome | Default voice |
| King | - |
| Peppa | - |