Raphael SalajaAudits Web Audio API code for synthesis quality, UX decisions and parameter choices instead of shipping the first oscillator that made a noise.
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Audit Web Audio API code for sound synthesis best practices. Use when reviewing procedural audio, implementing UI sounds, or checking audio parameter quality. Outputs file:line findings.
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npx skills add https://github.com/raphaelsalaja/skill --skill generating-sounds-with-aiTrust audit
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Goes well with
sounds-on-the-web
Interface sound that earns its place, and can be turned off.
Audits sound feedback for UX quality, accessibility and the implementation patterns that keep it from being obnoxious.
npx skills add https://github.com/raphaelsalaja/skill --skill sounds-on-the-web
@web-kits/audio
Declarative audio synthesis for the web.
Raphael SalajaSoundSound built in code rather than shipped as files. The runtime counterpart to the sounds-on-the-web and generating-sounds-with-ai skills.
https://audio.raphaelsalaja.com
Cuelume
Interaction sounds synthesized live with Web Audio. No audio files.
Daniel WhiteSoundTiny and dependency-free. Pairs with the sounds-on-the-web skill, which tells you when not to use it.
https://cuelume.dev