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A voice brief describes the sound appropriate to your agent: language, delivery, pace, and the kinds of words it needs to pronounce clearly. You can prepare that brief now and use it to evaluate accessible saved voices.
This page does not provide a released text-to-voice design or cloning workflow. A saved voice reference is not evidence that Threetone can generate or clone a new voice. Voice-agent publication is also currently unavailable.

Write a useful voice brief

Describe the desired qualities without asking to imitate an identifiable person. Use sample text you are permitted to use and avoid real customer information.

Review existing options

1

Prepare a short script

Include a greeting, one explanation, a clarification question, and a response to an unavailable service. Keep the script unchanged across voice comparisons.
2

Inspect accessible saved voices

Use List my voices and the model catalog. Record actual voice IDs and compatible model requirements instead of treating a brief as a generated resource.
3

Prepare the draft reference

If a suitable saved voice is available, follow voice configuration to prepare its model and voice IDs in a server draft. Keep listening and live-conversation verification separate.

Frequently asked questions

There is no verified first-party voice-design submission workflow documented here. Keep the brief as preparation and select from accessible saved voices where suitable.
No. Agent TTS configuration requires an actual saved voice identifier and a compatible model identifier.