openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix ElevenLabs TTS provider not registering despite valid config [1 comments, 2 participants]

TL;DR

Verify the ElevenLabs API key configuration to ensure it is correctly set and not missing, as indicated by the warning message during gateway startup.

Guidance

• Check the messages.tts.providers.elevenlabs.apiKey configuration value to ensure it is not empty or missing, despite being redacted in the provided configuration snippet.
• Review the normalizeElevenLabsProviderConfig function in speech-provider-D2E68CBa.js to understand how it handles the API key configuration and to verify if there are any issues with the normalization process.
• Compare the configuration structure used (providers.elevenlabs) with the expected structure handled by the normalizeElevenLabsProviderConfig function to ensure compatibility.
• Investigate why the voice-call TTS: elevenlabs provider configured but apiKey is missing warning is displayed during gateway startup, as this suggests a discrepancy in the configuration or its interpretation.

Example

No specific code example can be provided without altering the original issue's context, but reviewing the normalizeElevenLabsProviderConfig function for how it checks and handles the apiKey within the elevenlabs configuration object could offer insights into the issue.

Notes

The discrepancy between the configured elevenlabs provider and the missing apiKey warning suggests a potential issue with how the configuration is being read or interpreted by the gateway. Ensuring the API key is correctly set and matches the expected format is crucial.

Recommendation

Apply a workaround by directly verifying and potentially correcting the apiKey configuration to match the expected format and ensure it is not missing, as this seems to be the most direct path to resolving the provider registration issue.