Guided first use
Try Kelados TTS command protection
HOL Guard coverage for Kelados CLI commands that synthesize audio or start a local TTS server. Follow the three steps below with your own setup — nothing on this page runs on your machine or changes a policy.
Step 1 · Check fit
What this coverage governs
Reviews Kelados CLI commands that write synthesized audio files to disk or start a local HTTP server for text-to-speech synthesis. The read-only `kelados voices` subcommand is not matched; Guard's default handling applies to it.
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This coverage stays off until you explicitly enable it from your Guard workspace controls. Reading this page never changes your policy; activation happens in Guard itself.
Harness support
Not documented yetContributor-supplied harness support text is not independently verified. Claude code, codex, antigravity, cursor and more
Prerequisites
Not documented yetReviewed documentation: https://github.com/LovekeshAnand/Kelados
Known limitations
Reviewed as supportedLimitations are copied from the reviewed catalog facts. Contributor-supplied limitation notes are not independently verified. Coverage limits declared in the reviewed catalog appear automatically when this guide is published.
- Coverage is limited to the speak and serve subcommands and the surrounding Guard policy.
- The kelados voices subcommand is not matched; it queries available voice IDs and Guard's default handling applies to it.
- Version-pinned npx/bunx invocations (e.g. npx [email protected] speak) are covered for versions 1.0.0–1.0.2; later releases require a source update.
- Coverage is limited to the speak and serve subcommands and the surrounding Guard policy.
- The kelados voices subcommand is not matched; it queries available voice IDs and Guard's default handling applies to it.
- Version-pinned npx/bunx invocations (e.g. npx [email protected] speak) are covered for versions 1.0.0–1.0.2; later releases require a source update.
Catalog version 1.0.0 · source snapshot 4023fb6ea9
Step 2 · Set up
Install and activate
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Install
The user can simply install the sdk if they are integrating it in their project using "npm install kelados". If they intend to use the desktop application they can download the application from this url: https://kelados.in/download/ Or if the user intend to use it in the browser they access kelados here: https://kelados.in
Activation
No activation procedure was supplied in the reviewed source.
Step 3 · Verify the result
Run a safe test and compare
Safe fixture inputs
They can simply install the desktop application and their data remains on their machine and never hits kelados server.
Expected outcome
Not documented yetReviews kelados speak, which writes a WAV file to disk, and kelados serve, which starts a local HTTP server exposing TTS synthesis endpoints. The read-only kelados voices subcommand is not matched.
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