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SOBA sound notifications: CLI flags, environment variables, config.json, and platform behavior.

SOBA can play sounds for important events: a task is done, an error happened, or a dangerous operation needs approval.

1. CLI flags

Flag	Purpose
`--sound-enabled`	Enable sound for this run
`--no-sound`	Disable sound for this run
`--sound-volume <0..1>`	Volume
`--sound-repeat`	Repeat the sound until the next event or state change

Example:

soba -i --sound-enabled --sound-volume 0.5

The sound block in ~/.soba/config.json:

{
  "sound": {
    "enabled": true,
    "volume": 0.7,
    "repeatMode": "once",
    "repeatIntervalMs": 3000
  }
}

Key	Values
`enabled`	`true` or `false`
`volume`	number from `0.0` to `1.0`
`repeatMode`	`"once"` or `"repeat"`
`repeatIntervalMs`	repeat interval in milliseconds

export SOBA_SOUND_ENABLED=true
export SOBA_SOUND_VOLUME=0.7
export SOBA_SOUND_REPEAT=once

The priority is standard:

CLI flags > env > config.json > defaults

For long tasks:

soba -i --sound-enabled --sound-repeat

For CI, screen recording, or quiet mode:

soba -i --no-sound

If no sound is played, check the system player and OS volume. SOBA should not block the task just because audio is unavailable.