Update docs to reflect curriculum-audio local TTS path
Session from read-along-ai-agent-traces on Hugging Face by kingkw1 · MIT · condensed by Coders Talk
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GOAL
Improve local-mode TTS responsiveness for a Gradio hackathon app by using committed curriculum WAVs instead of live VoxCPM, then check whether project docs still describe the old live-VoxCPM behavior.
- +0Prompt · +0Implement local-mode TTS using committed curriculum WAVs instead of live VoxCPM, keep the Modal/local toggle, cache word clips via label timing files, fall back to browser speech synthesis, and keep live VoxCPM available behind a flag.
- +0mAgent did · +0mGrepped README, docs, and app.py for references to VoxCPM/TTS/local mode to check if documentation matches the new curriculum-audio approach.
- +0mAgent did · +0mReviewed README and five spec docs (PRODUCT_SPEC, API_CONTRACT_SPEC, DEPLOYMENT_SPEC, ROADMAP), found stale claims that local mode uses live VoxCPM.
- +0mAgent did · +0mPatched README.md and four docs files to describe committed curriculum WAVs plus label-sliced word clips as the default, with live VoxCPM only behind LOCAL_LIVE_TTS=1.
- +0mAgent did · +0mRe-grepped for remaining stale VoxCPM claims and diffed the five edited files to confirm changes were correct; found one lingering generic phrase in UI_UX_SPEC.md.
- +1mAgent did · +1mPatched docs/UI_UX_SPEC.md, softening 'full sentence TTS' to 'audio playback' for consistency.
- +1mAgent did · +1mRan a final grep and git diff/status check to confirm no remaining stale VoxCPM references and to list all six modified doc files.
- +1mOutcome · +1mUpdated 6 documentation files (README.md and 5 docs/*.md) to align with the new curriculum-audio default TTS path, keeping live VoxCPM as an opt-in fallback.
VERDICT
Next time I'd bundle the doc-consistency check into the original implementation prompt instead of asking for it separately, since the docs drift as soon as behavior changes. The agent's own grep-then-diff-then-grep loop caught a stray phrase I would have missed, which was the main value here — no real intervention was needed since this was pure doc cleanup.