Voice Chat: output without reading back.

### Problem Statement

At the end of a voice chat, I want to have the chat summarize the chat and (ideally) post it to git. Unfortunately, connectors don't work in voice chat (RLY?! They seriously should - it will be a transformational moment in human computer interaction when Claude becomes the middleware between my voice and my CPU. Anyway).

So instead of not-posting to git, I ask for an MD summary. The problem is getting the MD output with having chat read the entire thing back to me. I've already had the conversation. I'm asking for an artificat that will serve as context for another conversation. I don't need it read back to me in slow speech. I need the artifiact that I can copy and paste (gr!) into another chat window to work from.

I want a way to output without reading TTS. More than that, I want to dispatch the summary to git through voice. <- killer feature, IMO

### Proposed Solution

Ideally, voice chat would allow connectors to function so I could use voice chat to actually work. The lack of this feature reduces Claude to a smart notetaker, not a work partner. The added tax of forcing me to listent to TTS read the MD I asked it to print and not read out loud is insult to injury of not having the core feature of a smooth voice-controlled workflow.

### Alternatives Considered

_No response_

### Area

Other

### Priority

High - Major improvement needed

### Additional Context

The please post this to git worked once in voice chat. But now Claude says it can't. The workaround is to output an MD summary, but Claude instists on reading it and I can't close the chat until it's fully printed out. So I'm forced to listen to Claude read the MD head, even when I ask it to just print without speaking