Overview

Confetti runs a fixed two-command celebration by opening the Raycast confetti URL and speaking a phrase with the Alex voice. Use it when the user asks to run confetti, celebrate, or trigger the celebratory sequence. It relies on the script run_confetti.sh and supports both interactive and automated use.

How This Skill Works

The skill executes scripts/run_confetti.sh to trigger the Raycast confetti celebration and vocalize a phrase using the Alex voice. It includes an interactive path that waits for speech to finish and a non-interactive path that starts speech in the background for automation.

When to Use It

• User asks to run confetti, celebrate, or trigger the confetti sequence.
• Celebrating task completion or a milestone in a workflow.
• Announcing a successful automation run or deployment.
• During a product demo or onboarding flow to add a festive moment.
• In automated reports or dashboards to highlight a win with confetti.

Quick Start

1. Step 1: Run scripts/run_confetti.sh
2. Step 2: Optionally add --wait or --async to control blocking behavior
3. Step 3: The script opens Raycast confetti and speaks the phrase with the Alex voice

Best Practices

• Use the --wait flag in interactive sessions to ensure the celebration completes before proceeding.
• Use the --async flag for automation to avoid blocking subsequent tasks.
• Test the integration in both interactive (TTY) and non-interactive environments.
• Keep the celebratory phrase concise and clearly spoken by the Alex voice.
• Ensure the Raycast confetti URL is accessible in the running environment.

Example Use Cases

• A user completes a complex workflow and asks to celebrate; triggering confetti with Alex speaking a phrase.
• A CI/CD pipeline finishes successfully and invokes the confetti sequence for a visual win.
• A product demo ends with confetti and a spoken congratulation from Alex.
• Onboarding completes and the script is triggered to celebrate the milestone.
• An automated test suite passes and triggers the celebratory confetti sequence.

Frequently Asked Questions