Kayos
c9bd38034c
Schema: characters.voice_id + characters.slug (migration 0007). voice_id is FK to voices(id); slug is the stable lowercase token the narrate_prep pass uses inside [voice:slug]...[/voice]. Forge::narrate_prep takes &[CharacterSpeaker]. System prompt expanded to instruct the author to wrap dialogue lines in voice tags based on a roster supplied in the user prompt (slug + name + short hint from key_facts). Unattributed dialogue stays unwrapped and inherits the narrator voice. skald narrate substitutes [voice:<character-slug>] → [voice:<kokoro-voice-name>] right before sending to Kokoro, using characters.voice_id JOIN voices.reference_path as the map. Slugs with no voice or no character row fall back to the narrator voice defensively (logged as warn). kokoro_server.py v0.4: splitter recognises [voice:X]...[/voice] blocks at the paragraph level. Each text node carries an optional voice attribution; renderer feeds it to Kokoro per-segment. Outside voice blocks the request's default voice is used. voices_used is reported back so callers can verify multi-voice actually ran. Only kokoro-routed renders pre-process voice tags; F5 paths leave the tags in place (F5 multi-voice not implemented). Defensive fallback: orphan/unclosed [/voice] markers are silently absorbed rather than failing the render. |
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| .. | ||
| 0001_init.sql | ||
| 0002_voices_and_pronunciation.sql | ||
| 0003_narration_findings.sql | ||
| 0004_authors.sql | ||
| 0005_chapter_body_md_tts.sql | ||
| 0006_generation_runs_narrate_prep.sql | ||
| 0007_characters_voice.sql | ||