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syn-speak: a plain heading The site's wiki mirror takes the H1 as the page title verbatim and renders no inline markdown in it, so backticks in the heading shipped as backticks in the browser tab. The tool's name belongs in the first line, where it is formatted.
syn-speak: the Speech pane shows the announcer's unit too syn-settings 42 lists syn-speak.service beside vibe-wake.service, so the page can point at a row rather than only at a systemctl command — which is the better answer for somebody whose reader is silent.
Speech and dictation — a page for syn-speak The desktop out loud: the three keys, the two panels, the whole command surface, the settings and where they live, and what has to be installed for anything to be said at all. Two things it is careful to say. It is an ANNOUNCER, not a full screen reader — what has focus and what it is asked for, with Orca still the answer for the accessibility tree — and it does not own a speech engine: it speaks through vibe's piper where vibe is installed, so the reader and the assistant are one voice, with espeak-ng as what is left rather than a second opinion. Also carries the note for the failure it will be read after: between synui 527 and 563 the switch reported On from three places with no announcer behind it. Linked from Home, the sidebar, Keybindings' speech note and Vibe's voice row.