soundpack-create

Create Custom Soundpack Wizard

Use the plugin wrapper at ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../scripts/run-cli.sh and the plugin root ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../... These paths resolve correctly after installation.

Wizard Flow

Step 1: Soundpack Directory Name

Ask the user for a directory name:

• Must be lowercase with hyphens only, for example my-sounds or zelda-pack
• Must not already exist in ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../soundpacks/
• Validate existing packs with:

  bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../scripts/run-cli.sh" soundpack list
  

Step 2: Display Name

Ask for a human-readable display name.

Step 3: Description

Ask for a brief description.

Step 4: Sound Files

For each sound type question, complete, error, and permission, ask for one or more WAV file paths:

• Empty input means skip and fall back to warcraft3-en
• Multiple files may be provided as a comma-separated list for random playback
• Validate each provided path exists
• Validate each provided path ends with .wav, case-insensitive

Step 5: Create Soundpack

1. Create the directory ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../soundpacks/<name>.
2. Copy the user-provided WAV files into that directory:
   • Single file: <sound-type>.wav
   • Multiple files: <sound-type>-1.wav, <sound-type>-2.wav, and so on
3. Write ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../soundpacks/<name>/soundpack.json with:
   • name
   • description
   • sounds
4. Only include sound entries for files the user actually provided.
5. Use a string value for a single file and an array for multiple files.

Step 6: Confirmation & Activation

1. Summarize:
   • The created soundpack path
   • Which sounds were added
   • Which sounds will fall back to warcraft3-en
2. Ask whether the user wants to activate the new soundpack now.
3. If yes, run:

   bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../scripts/run-cli.sh" soundpack set "<soundpack-name>"
   

4. Tell the user that activation also plays the completion sound.