Threetone exposes pronunciation-related authoring fields, but this guide does not provide a verified dictionary-creation workflow or live pronunciation execution. Voice publication remains unavailable.
Review the supported fields
The following fields belong toconversation_config.tts.
Check the selected model’s
supports_pronunciation_dictionaries and supports_phoneme_tags capabilities in Get available AI model. Support for one does not imply support for the other.
Prepare a pronunciation review
1
Collect ambiguous terms
Include organization names, abbreviated titles, alphanumeric identifiers, and words with different regional pronunciations. Record their intended meaning as well as how they should sound.
2
Use complete example sentences
Put each term in a sentence the agent is likely to say. Include a plain-language fallback, such as spelling a short code when a listener asks for clarification.
3
Reference only known resources
If you have an accessible dictionary identifier, review its intended version before adding a locator to a server draft. Do not invent dictionary IDs or assume a public creation endpoint exists.
4
Keep listening verification pending
Read the saved draft back to confirm the references and model. Verify the actual pronunciation through a supported speech path when it becomes available; configuration alone cannot confirm the sound.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use phoneme tags with every voice?
Can I use phoneme tags with every voice?
No. Check the selected TTS model’s capabilities. A compatible saved voice is also required; a tag in text does not add model support.
Does a dictionary locator upload a dictionary?
Does a dictionary locator upload a dictionary?
No. A locator references a resource. This guide does not claim an available dictionary-upload or creation workflow.