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Create a warm, friendly female voice with a slight Irish accent
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that would be good for narrating a children's story.
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Produce a good voice description and sample text by asking
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me questions about my desired voice qualities.
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Then, give me several options and iterate based on my feedback.

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I have the text of a blog post that I'd like to listen to in my
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Downloads folder. Can you read it to me in an appropriate voice?

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<Goal>
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  Narrate the audiobook chapter in my text with high quality 
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  AI-generated speech according to my artistic vision.
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</Goal>
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<Steps>
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  1. Break the text down into segments
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  2. Design and save a base voice for the narrator.
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  3. Design *variants* of the narrator voice for each character.
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  4. Convert the text of each segment to speech.
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</Steps>
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<Segmentation>
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  * Every line of quoted dialogue should be its own segment
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  * Quotation marks should be removed from segments that are 
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    solely dialogue.
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  * Use the following formatting for segments
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  ## Segment 1
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    voice_name: ...
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    text: ...
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    description: ...
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  ## Segment 2
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    voice_name: ...
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    text: ...
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    (no description)
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</Segmentation>
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<ToolCalls>
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  ALWAYS stop to collect feedback and ask for confirmation before
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  performing a 'tts' tool call.
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</ToolCalls>
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<VoiceDesign>
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  * Descriptions for a new voice should be 2 sentences MAX.
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    Sample text should be 2 sentences MAX.
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  * Don't use source text for the sample text -- invent new 
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    text that is stylized to reflect the character and emotion
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    of the desired voice.
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  * To generate a variant, ALWAYS specify the base voice as
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    `voiceName`.
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  * Descriptions should be VERY short and describe one or two
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    voice qualities (masculinity, pitch, pace) that should vary
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    from the base voice.
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</VoiceDesign>
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<Narration>
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  * ALWAYS use continuation and voiceName.
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  * Never send acting instructions "description" unless it is
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    provided in the script.
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</Narration>
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Let's get started with step 1!

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To make it sound like the narrator is "doing a voice" you have to create
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a voice with more distance from the base narrator voice than you can get
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by generating a single iteration of providing acting instructions to 
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modulate the voice. You can do this through "variant chaining".
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* Start with the base voice.
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* Pick one or two qualities of the voice that are different than the base
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  voice to emphasize in the acting instructions and source text.
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* Create and save {variant_voice}_0.
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* Create new acting instructions and source text, use them create and 
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  save {variant_voice}_1 using {variant_voice}_0 as a base.
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* Repeat until the results are satisfactory.
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Often times 2 variants is enough for a character of the same gender. You 
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might need 3 or more variants emphasizing masculinity for a character of 
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the opposite gender.