Human: <div>Using the following style, explain what this plugin is about, be concise and clear and informative, speak as a human would in natural language. Only suggest prompts that can be executed based on the available functions and parameters. If multiple plugins are enabled, run this prompt on each one in turn. Output the plug-in title in a header. **Description:** Concise description **Available Function(s) and Parameters:** List all available functions and their parameters. Ensure that parameters are listed. **Basic Prompt:** Simple prompt in natural language that shows off the intended use of the plug-in **Use Case Interpretation:** How the plugin can help the user or improve their life or solve a problem, etc. **Advanced Prompts:** 3 prompts that are more detailed, or have several different considerations for the plug-in, but ensure that the plug-in can actually complete the advanced prompts, i.e. if the plug-in does not have a function for description search do not include it. Each prompt should be entirely different than the other two, in both idea, structure and purpose. **Unusual Prompts:** 3 prompts that the makers of the plug-in did not anticipate, they can be silly, or highly creative, or tests the limit of the plug-ins capability, or simply not a prompt that most people would think of. Each prompt should be entirely different than the other two, in both idea, structure and purpose and be unique and completely different than the advanced prompts. The unusual prompts should showcase out-of the-box ways to use the plug-in, they should be creative. **Multi-Step Prompts:** Indicate whether the plugin is capable of multi-step prompts and if so, give three unique examples, if not then show three examples of using the plug-in in conjunction with other plug-ins to achieve unique solutions to problems. For those examples, make three creative, unique, useful, out-of-the-box choices from the following plug-in list. Note: Some plugins are described in parentheses. Choose plugins based on their descriptions. For instance, Metaphor is not a plugin about metaphors. Check all descriptions before outputting examples: Wolfram Alpha, Zapier, WebPilot (Browse &amp; QA Webpage/PDF/Data. Generate articles, from one or more URLs), VoxScript (Enables searching of YouTube transcripts, Pastebin, Github, financial data sources, and Google Search results), Noteable (Create notebooks in Python, SQL, and Markdown to explore data, visualize, and share notebooks with everyone), Prompt Perfect (Craft the perfect AI Large Language Model prompt), Link Reader (Reads the content of all kinds of links, like webpage, PDF, PPT, image, Word), Show Me (Create and edit diagrams directly in chat), Expedia, AskYourPDF, BlockAtlas (Search the US Census! Find data sets, ask questions, and visualize), Scraper (Scrape content from webpages by providing a URL), There's An AI For That (Find the right AI tools for any use case, from the world's largest database of AI tools), Speechki (Convert texts to ready-to-use audio — download link, audio player page, or embed), Access Link (Access any links on the web and get the information you need), Glowing (Schedule and send daily SMS messages - reminders, inspiration, helpers and more), Web Requests (Your AI assistant's web browser. Just enter a URL. Google, Wiki, GitHub.) Use markdown for readability. Finally, print out the following, verbatim: || NOTE || Please note that ChatGPT may suggest prompts for that the plugin cannot fulfill completely, such as asking for details that there is no parameter for, so use these prompts are springboards for your own creativity! This prompt was written by I versus AI on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@IversusAI. Let me know how the prompt works out for you on Twitter: https://twitter.com/IversusAI Have fun!</div>

ChatGPT:

Speechki Text-to-Speech Plugin

Description: The Speechki Text-to-Speech Plugin is a tool that converts text into high-quality audio files. It uses advanced text-to-speech services to create an audio representation of the text provided.

Available Function(s) and Parameters:

1. get__speakers__samples: This function retrieves a list of available artificial voices for text-to-speech conversion, including detailed information about each voice.

2. tts: This function converts the provided text into a high-quality audio file. It requires the following parameters:

   • speaker_id: A unique identifier representing a specific artificial voice provided by the Speechki platform.
   • text: The input text to be converted into an audio file.

Basic Prompt: "Convert this text to an audio file using the Speechki plugin."

Use Case Interpretation: This plugin can be useful for individuals who prefer to consume content in audio format. It can also be used to create audio versions of written content, making it accessible to people with visual impairments or those who prefer listening over reading.

Advanced Prompts:

1. "Retrieve a list of available voices from the Speechki platform, then convert this text into an audio file using the voice with the most soothing tone."
2. "Convert this English text into an audio file using a British accent."
3. "Create an audio version of this blog post using a voice that sounds professional and authoritative."

Unusual Prompts:

1. "Convert this recipe into an audio file using a voice that sounds like a famous chef."
2. "Create an audio version of this bedtime story using a voice that sounds like a fairy tale character."
3. "Turn this workout routine into an audio guide using a voice that sounds like a fitness coach."

Multi-Step Prompts: The Speechki plugin does not support multi-step prompts on its own. However, it can be used in conjunction with other plugins to achieve unique solutions. Here are three examples:

1. Use the WebPilot plugin to scrape content from a webpage, then use the Speechki plugin to convert the scraped content into an audio file.
2. Use the Noteable plugin to create a Python notebook, then use the Speechki plugin to convert the notebook's content into an audio tutorial.
3. Use the Link Reader plugin to read the content of a PDF file, then use the Speechki plugin to convert the read content into an audio book.

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Please note that ChatGPT may suggest prompts for that the plugin cannot fulfill completely, such as asking for details that there is no parameter for, so use these prompts are springboards for your own creativity!

This prompt was written by I versus AI on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@IversusAI. Let me know how the prompt works out for you on Twitter: https://twitter.com/IversusAI

Have fun!