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Audiobook workflow

Document cleanup, narration preparation, generation, assembly, and export.

  • New users
  • Operators

An audiobook session starts from an uploaded, downloaded, or deliberately reused document artifact.

Normal stages

  1. Clean source — deterministic extraction with optional agent-assisted cleanup, producing reviewable clean text.
  2. Segment narration — editable generation segments controlling text boundaries and pauses.
  3. Optimize narration — optional, separate before-and-after text revision.
  4. Generate audio — reviewable narration takes. Missing preparation may be included by an exact workflow plan.
  5. Assemble — select takes and construct the intended audio sequence.
  6. Export — package assembled audio with format, metadata, and cover choices.

Whole-document speech optimization and generation-time batch optimization are alternative places to perform the same kind of transformation. Review the plan and avoid enabling both unintentionally.

Generation can send narration text to a configured TTS provider. Cleanup or optimization can send text to an LLM provider. A useful plan therefore states which provider receives which data before execution. Generated takes and final exports are different artifacts; generation does not imply final assembly.