ToneCue for Raycast

Switch your ToneCue audio scenes from Raycast. ToneCue is a macOS menu bar app that picks your microphone and speakers to fit the moment (a meeting, dictation, your desk) and tells you why it switched.

Setup

This extension needs the ToneCue menu bar app, version 2.1 or later, to be running. It talks to the app over a private local socket and does nothing on its own. Without the app, every command says so.

1. Download ToneCue (14-day trial, then a one-time license) or install it with brew install --cask 4ingoj/tap/tonecue.
2. Open ToneCue and create your scenes. Scenes are created and edited in ToneCue; the extension only uses them.
3. Run Switch Scene in Raycast.

Commands

Command	What it does
Switch Scene	Lists your scenes with a detail pane: why the active one is active, when each applies, which devices it would use, and what is in use now. Apply one, mute the microphone, pause or resume automation, create a Quicklink for a scene.
Apply Scene	Applies a scene by name, no list. Give it an alias or a hotkey in Raycast.
Toggle Microphone Mute	Mute or unmute the current microphone.

AI

Ask @tonecue-audio-scenes which scene is active and why, why your devices switched (it reads the switch history), to apply a scene, or to mute.

Picking a scene by hand pauses automation, exactly like in the ToneCue popover. The connection is a Unix socket in ~/Library/Application Support/ToneCue, readable only by your macOS user.