clearspeech
Always-on communication layer for people with aphasia — rewrites unclear messages before Claude acts. Supports English, French, and German.
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Always-on communication layer for people with aphasia — rewrites unclear messages before Claude acts. Supports English, French, and German. No backend, no API key required.
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- Plugins
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- juliegoulet2
- Origin
- marketplace
- Category
- ferramentas
- Last push
- 2026-07-26T15:16:50Z
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- ativo
- Added
- 2026-08-30 01:48:58
- Updated
- 2026-08-30 01:48:58
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juliegoulet2/clearspeech-skill-/clearspeech
README
# ClearSpeech Skills This repository contains two separate versions of ClearSpeech: - `claude-clearspeech-skill/`: the original Claude Code skill with always-on clarification behavior - `codex-clearspeech-skill/`: a Codex/GPT-adapted version written to trigger as broadly as possible inside Codex ## Why there are two versions Claude Code and Codex use different skill systems. - The Claude version is designed as an always-on pre-processing layer. - The Codex version uses Codex skill metadata and instructions to push toward the same behavior, but Codex does not guarantee the same hard interception on every prompt. The two skills share the same accessibility goal: - clarify fragmented or ambiguous input - preserve the user's meaning - reply in English, French, or German - ask for confirmation before acting when needed ## Repository layout ```text claude-clearspeech-skill/ codex-clearspeech-skill/ docs/ ``` ## Install ### Claude Code Copy the Claude skill folder into your Claude skills directory: ```bash mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills cp -R claude-clearspeech-skill ~/.claude/skills/clearspeech ``` Restart Claude Code after copying. ### Codex Copy the Codex skill folder into your Codex skills directory: ```bash mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills cp -R codex-clearspeech-skill ~/.codex/skills/clearspeech ``` Open a new Codex task after copying so the skill list refreshes. ## ClearSpeech behavior Both variants are built for people with aphasia or similar communication challenges. The intended flow is: 1. Detect whether the user's message is incomplete, fragmented, or ambiguous. 2. Rewrite it into a clear sentence in the same language. 3. Ask for confirmation. 4. Only proceed after confirmation, unless the message is already clear or is a short confirmation such as `yes`, `ok`, `oui`, `ja`, or `skip`. ## License MIT