Telnyx TTS Provider
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 12, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a coherent Telnyx text-to-speech provider, but users should understand it will send TTS text to Telnyx using their Telnyx API key and that the install/package naming is somewhat inconsistent.
This skill is likely safe for its stated purpose if you want Telnyx as your OpenClaw TTS provider. Before installing, verify the exact npm package/repository, understand that synthesized text will be sent to Telnyx, use a carefully managed TELNYX_API_KEY, and avoid custom base URLs unless you trust the proxy.
Findings (4)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
Installing and enabling the provider lets OpenClaw use your Telnyx account for speech synthesis.
The plugin is designed to use a Telnyx API key, which is account authority and may incur provider usage charges.
"providerAuthEnvVars": { "telnyx": [ "TELNYX_API_KEY" ] }Use a Telnyx key with the least necessary scope if available, monitor usage/billing, and remove the key or disable the provider if you do not want Telnyx used.
Text that you synthesize may be transmitted to Telnyx for processing.
The provider sends text-to-speech content to an external Telnyx service as part of its stated function.
Every `/tts` command, voice note, and ClawdTalk voice call will use Telnyx TTS
Avoid sending sensitive or regulated content to TTS unless Telnyx’s data handling terms are acceptable for your use case.
If a custom proxy is configured, that proxy may see TTS text and possibly authentication material used for the provider connection.
The skill supports a custom WebSocket base URL for proxy setups, which could route TTS text and authentication to a user-configured endpoint.
"baseUrl": "wss://your-proxy.example.com/v2/text-to-speech"
Only configure a custom base URL to a trusted endpoint you control or explicitly trust.
A user could accidentally install a different package name than intended if they follow mismatched documentation.
The package name differs from the README install command, which references openclaw-telnyx-tts, creating a minor provenance/installation ambiguity.
"name": "telnyx-tts-provider"
Confirm the package name, publisher, repository, and OpenClaw plugin manifest before installing.