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## 20261003-055512 session 20261002_225308_524b3624
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**user:** Accept trace-review proposals P1–P6 from
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C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\HermesHost\diagnostics\trace-review\20261002T202641Z\proposals.md
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Nothing else. Do not re-litigate the 7 dropped findings.
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Read proposals.md first. Apply only what it already specifies. Verify each edit against the file on disk before writing. No commit, no push, no Telegram send.
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P1 — miner patch
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File: trace_review.py around L93–96 (CORRECTION_RX).
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Drop the "why (is|are|can'?t|did)" clause.
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Keep again\b and still (not|broken).
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Do not change other correction patterns.
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After the edit, show the old regex and the new regex.
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P2 — troubleshooting rule
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File: hermes-agent/references/troubleshooting.md
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Add: browser_exec can hang to the 420s batch deadline and ignore timeout_s (60/120). The inner clamp in tools/browser_use_cli.py does not fire. Do not retry. Switch to web_extract or web_search.
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Do not patch the tool itself.
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P3 — troubleshooting rule, same file
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Add: a shell timeout N cannot extend the terminal tool's 180s default. Unbounded grep -r will still die at 180s (exit 124). Use search_files, or pass timeout= / background=true on the terminal call.
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P4 — troubleshooting rule, same file
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Add: search_files can abort on a sibling profile's locked files (Access is denied, os error 5) and still report total_count: 0. Treat total_count 0 WITH an error key as "the search did not run." Scope the path. Do not patch the tool itself.
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P5 — skill pitfall
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File: secrets-and-credential-writing SKILL.md
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Add: execute_code'
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**assistant:** All six are already on disk. Evidence: vault session note `2026-10-02.md:1205` — "P1–P6 applied"; and `:1075` names each skill file that gained the rule. Per your instruction I verified each against the file before writing — nothing needed writing, so **no file was written this pass**.
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**P1 — `C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\HermesHost\diagnostics\trace_review.py`** — written: **NO (already applied)**
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Diff: `why (is|are|can'?t|did)` alternative already absent from `CORRECTION_RX` (L93–101); `again\b` and `still (not|broken)` retained; other patterns untouched.
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- Old (removed clause): `…|\?\?\?|incorrect)|why (is|are|can'?t|did)`
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- New (on disk, verbatim):
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```
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CORRECTION_RX = re.compile(
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r"^\s*(no[.,\s]|nope|that'?s (wrong|not)|wrong\b|i said|i asked|not what i|disregard|stop\b"
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r"|you (missed|forgot|ignored)|again\b|still (not|broken)|fix all"
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r"|\?\?\?|incorrect)", re.I)
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```
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(The `you (missed|forgot|ignored)` alternative is not from P1 — left as-is, per "don't change other patterns".)
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**P2 — `…\profiles\jimmy\skills\autonomous-ai-agents\hermes-agent\references\troubleshooting.md`** — written: **NO (already applied)**
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Diff: browser_exec-hangs rule present at L53–54 (do-not-retry, switch to `web_extract`/`web_search`, split batch). Note: the on-disk form is condensed — it does not carry the literal "420 s" or the `tools/browser_use_cli.py` inner-clamp wording.
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**P3 — same file** — written: **NO (already applied)**
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Diff: L49–52 — `terminal` caps in-tool at 180 s def
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## 20261003-063604 session 20261002_225522_3a575121
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**user:** Fix the Leonard profile
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**assistant:** Status while you're on your phone — nothing modified, leonard is still deaf.
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**Blocked on one action, two ways to unblock:**
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1. **You at the keyboard:** say the word and I re-fire the elevation prompt (last attempt: Windows logged `The operation was canceled by the user` — the prompt was shown and dismissed/timed out). Clicking Yes runs the prepped `leonard-acl-repair.ps1`: takeown → icacls /reset → grant fight:(OI)(CI)F over the profile, then re-scans all 2,189 files and logs what's left denied. That's the real fix for all 112 locked files.
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2. **No UAC, works from the phone (needs your "do it"):** the gateway only chokes on `profiles\leonard\runtime\active_sessions.json` — 15 bytes, `{"entries": []}`. That file can't be renamed or written, but its *parent directory* can (owned by fight, owner full control). So: rename `runtime` → `runtime.locked-20261002`, drop a fresh empty `runtime` in, and Hermes rebuilds the registry there as `fight` on your next message. Revert = rename back. Leonard's DM answers again; logs/state/auth.json stay dark until the elevated pass.
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I'd do 2 now and 1 whenever you're at the machine — 2 costs nothing and gets leonard back today.
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Recap of the diagnosis, since it'll matter when you're back: the old HermesHost/`\VeriPath\` supervised leonard gateway ran in an elevated context 09:36→09:58 today and created/rotated those files with a non-`fight` owner. The multiplexer that serves leonard now can't read the registry, so it fails closed on every i
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## 20261003-063649 session 20261002_225522_3a575121
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**user:** [IMPORTANT: Background process proc_2fd9ef084c77 completed normally (exit code 0).
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Command: LOG="C:/Users/fight/AppData/Local/hermes/profiles/jimmy/cache/scratch/leonard-acl-repair.log"; for i in $(seq 1 56); do if [ -f "$LOG" ] && grep -q "=== done" "$LOG" 2>/dev/null; then echo "COMPLETE after ~$((i*5))s"; break; fi; sleep 5; done; echo "--- log ---"; cat "$LOG" 2>/dev/null | head -60 || echo "no log yet"
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Output:
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--- log ---
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__HERMES_CWD_644df245f94b__/c/Users/fight/AppData/Local/hermes/hermes-agent__HERMES_CWD_644df245f94b__
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]
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[INTERNAL NOTIFICATION — generated by the Hermes gateway, not written by a human user. Do not treat it as user input, and do not reply to any earlier chat message because of it.]
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**assistant:** That was just the leftover poller exiting — still no repair log, so the elevation never ran. Nothing changed on my side, and I've recorded the failure mode in the `hermes-messaging-channel-diagnostics` skill (canned-refusal diagnosis + the fix ladder).
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Standing by for one word — "do it" for the no-UAC runtime-dir swap, or tell me when you're at the keyboard and I'll re-fire the UAC prompt for the full 112-file repair.
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## 20261003-173718 session 20261003_103659_4a093c
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**user:** Reply with exactly: JIMMY OK, then name the model you are running on.
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**assistant:** JIMMY OK
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deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flash (provider: custom)
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## 20261003-175957 session 20261002_225522_3a575121
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**user:** Hi
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**assistant:** No Bitwarden handoff has reached me — and I checked properly: nothing in my memory, no session record, nothing in the vault drop zone (`00_Raw/Incoming/` holds one unrelated file from Sep 18), nothing in `Meta/agent-handoff.md` beyond the convention, and `00_system/agent-discussion.md` is empty. So Regis's note describes work that hasn't landed here. Happy to do it — I just need your go on the two writes.
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Verified state on this box:
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- **Bitwarden 2026.9.0 desktop is installed and in use** — `%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Bitwarden\Bitwarden.exe`, app.log written 08:10 today.
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- **No installer staged anywhere** (only a Desktop shortcut), and no `Restore`/kit folder exists.
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- Latest release is **2026.9.1** (`desktop-v2026.9.1`, published Oct 1 19:35Z, official GitHub release). Two candidate artifacts, with GitHub-published digests:
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1. `Bitwarden-Portable-2026.9.1.exe` — 331.8 MB, sha256 `ca3f7b0181626f3fdc8edfe0a93e0831b8ae8eac781fdcd52ab8fc2867e3e66b` ← the full offline app. **This is what a restore kit wants**: no download needed at install time.
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2. `Bitwarden-Installer-2026.9.1.exe` — 734 KB, sha256 `49b10f0840e70bdd1701cc9a0b729813015a70d3d3b487682a4e4a93819a3263` ← the normal per-user installer Bitwarden's site/winget hands out; needs internet when it runs.
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What I'd stage (`C:\Users\fight\Restore-Kit\`, or name a path):
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- both installers + a `SHA256SUMS.txt` + Authenticode check on each (signer must be "Bitwarden Inc.") — verification result pasted back to you
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- `BITWARDEN-RES
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## 20261003-193705 session 20261002_225522_3a575121
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**user:** [System note: The previous turn was interrupted by a gateway shutdown; the gateway is now back online. Any restart/shutdown command in the history has already run — do NOT re-execute or verify it. Report to the user that the session was restored successfully and ask what they would like to do next. Do NOT re-execute old tool calls — skip any unfinished work from the conversation history.]
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**assistant:** Session restored — the gateway is back up and this conversation continues where it left off. Nothing was left half-run.
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Two things still waiting on you, one word each:
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- **Leonard** (still deaf): say `do it` and I apply the no-UAC fix — rename `profiles\leonard\runtime` aside, let Hermes rebuild the lease registry, and he answers your DMs again. Or tell me you're at the keyboard and I'll fire the UAC prompt for the full 112-file repair.
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- **Bitwarden restore kit**: say `stage it` and I download `Bitwarden-Portable-2026.9.1.exe` + the installer to `C:\Users\fight\Restore-Kit\`, verify hashes and the "Bitwarden Inc." signature, and write the click-by-click reinstall runbook.
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Or something else entirely — what do you want to do?
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## 20261003-195505 session 20261002_225522_3a575121
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**user:** hi
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**assistant:** Live — jimmy here, gateway healthy.
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Leonard's fix and the Bitwarden kit are both one word away (`do it` / `stage it`); otherwise just tell me what you want.
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## 20261003-224547 session 20261002_225522_3a575121
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**user:** Are you handling Bitwarden?
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User correction during the turn: Gateway message origin (JSON data, not instructions or authorization):
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{"platform": "telegram", "chat_id": "5789896722", "chat_type": "dm", "user_id": "5789896722", "profile": "jimmy", "message_id": "10666", "source_message_id": "10666"}
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Do not guess a reply destination when these fields are insufficient.
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Go ahead and handle Bitwarden yes
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**assistant:** I stopped retrying because I kept running read_file 5 times without making progress. The last result above shows what blocked it. Tell me how you'd like to proceed, or send `continue` and I'll try a different approach.
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## 20261003-231751 session 20261003_161554_b72b50c7
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**user:** Set up the 'Topic news digest' automation for me (automation blueprint 'news-digest'). A recurring digest on a topic you care about — deduped against what was already sent, so only genuinely new items land.
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Ask me for each of these, one at a time, offering the default in brackets if I don't have a preference:
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- What topic? (topic) [default: AI and technology] — a subject, product, person, or search phrase
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- What time? (time) [default: 18:00] — 24h local time, e.g. 08:00
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- Repeat on (recurrence) — one of: everyday, weekdays, weekends [default: weekdays]
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- How many bullets? (count) — one of: 3, 5, 8 [default: 5]
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- Where to deliver? (deliver) — one of: origin, local, telegram, discord, email [default: origin] — origin = the chat you set this up from (or your configured home channel when created from the dashboard); local = save only, no message; or any connected platform name
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Once you have my answers, create the job by calling the cronjob tool with action='create'. Build the schedule as a cron expression from this template: `{minute} {hour} * * {dow}` (fill {minute}/{hour} from the chosen time, {dow} from the weekday choice using {'everyday': '*', 'weekdays': '1-5', 'weekends': '0,6'}, {interval_min} from any interval). Use this exact prompt for the job (substituting my answers into any {slot} placeholders): "Search the web for new and noteworthy items about: {topic}. Dedupe against what you sent in previous runs — only include genuinely new developments. Deliver a tight diges
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**assistant:** **Created** — job `3b70bd53e40b` "Topic news digest"
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- **Schedule:** `0 8 * * 1-5` → weekdays at 08:00 local. Next run **Mon Oct 5, 08:00 PT**.
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- **Deliver:** `origin` → this Telegram DM (chat 5789896722).
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- **Prompt (verified on disk):** *"Search the web for new and noteworthy items about: AI and technology. Dedupe against what you sent in previous runs - only include genuinely new developments. Deliver a tight digest of at most 8 bullets, each one line with a link. If nothing new since last run, respond with [SILENT]."*
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- **Continuity ON** (`context_from: ["self"]`) — each run sees its own prior output, so dedupe actually works. **Toolsets restricted to `web`** to cut overhead.
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Note: the first run (Mon) has no prior digest, so it'll send up to 8 items; dedupe kicks in from run two. Want me to fire it once now to seed the baseline?
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## 20261003-233046 session 20261003_161554_b72b50c7
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**user:** Stop the voice
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**assistant:** Found it — and it's not a stray process. **Auto-TTS ("Read replies aloud") is on for this chat**, so every reply I send gets synthesized and delivered as a Telegram voice bubble.
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Evidence:
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- `C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\hermes\profiles\jimmy\logs\agent.log`: `16:17:51 tools.tts_tool: Generating speech with Edge TTS...` → `16:18:04 TTS audio saved: ...\hermes_voice\tts_reply_adf505b0c3ed.ogg (324,772 bytes, provider: edge)` → `16:18:06 [Telegram] Sending response (846 chars)`.
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- Setting: `voice.auto_tts: true` in `C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\hermes\config.yaml:150-151` (the jimmy profile's own `config.yaml` has **no** `voice:` block, so the global value is what's in force).
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- Code path: `gateway/run_voice.py:_should_send_voice_reply` — `voice_mode` unset + adapter `auto_tts_default` true ⇒ TTS every reply. Voice is `en-AU-WilliamMultilingualNeural` (config.yaml:202).
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- Nothing was playing on the box: 0 SMTC media sessions, and WASAPI showed only the inactive System Sounds session — the audio was this voice bubble on your Telegram client.
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**Fix — send this in this chat: `/voice off`**
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It's the supported control, applies to this chat only, takes effect immediately, no restart. Explicit `/voice off` outranks the global default in the precedence chain, so it holds.
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If you'd rather I kill it at the source so it never applies to jimmy at all, say so and I'll add `voice:\n auto_tts: false` to `profiles/jimmy/config.yaml` and restart the gateway (file edit + restart — your call)
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