Users can control smart home devices via voice commands on macOS, such as adjusting lights or thermostats. The skill reads back confirmation aloud, providing hands-free feedback for tasks initiated through voice recognition on the m3 device.

In a call center, agents use voice input on macOS to query information or update records. The skill speaks responses aloud, allowing agents to multitask without looking at the screen, improving efficiency in handling customer inquiries.

Individuals with visual impairments interact with their macOS computer using voice commands. The skill converts text responses to speech via the say command, enabling accessible access to information and applications without relying on screen readers.

Presenters use voice commands on macOS to navigate slides or trigger media during presentations. The skill provides spoken feedback, helping presenters stay focused on the audience while managing their presentation tools hands-free.

Analysts in data-driven industries use voice input to request reports or insights from databases. The skill reads out key findings or summaries aloud, facilitating quick decision-making during meetings or while working on other tasks.

Offer the skill as part of a monthly subscription service for businesses, providing regular updates and premium features like custom voice options. Revenue is generated through tiered pricing based on usage levels and integration capabilities.

Sell the skill as a standalone software license for individual users or small teams, with a single upfront payment. This model targets users who prefer ownership without ongoing costs, with potential for add-ons or support packages.

Provide a basic version of the skill for free to attract users, with advanced features like additional voice controls or integration options available for purchase. Revenue comes from users upgrading to premium features within the application.