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+const require_helpers = require('./helpers.cjs');
+const require_sse_writer = require('./sse-writer.cjs');
+const require_chaos = require('./chaos.cjs');
+const require_fixture_loader = require('./fixture-loader.cjs');
+const require_router = require('./router.cjs');
+const require_recorder = require('./recorder.cjs');
+
+//#region src/elevenlabs-voice.ts
+/**
+* ElevenLabs Voice Design record + replay: `POST /v1/text-to-voice/design`
+* (previews), `POST /v1/text-to-voice` (create a voice from a preview),
+* `GET /v1/voices/{voice_id}`, `DELETE /v1/voices/{voice_id}`.
+*
+* PROVENANCE OF EVERY WIRE FACT IN THIS FILE. Read this before changing a
+* field name, a status code, or a literal below.
+*
+* FIRSTHAND — observed by this repo against live `api.elevenlabs.io` on
+* 2026-09-15, with NO api key and with a deliberately invalid one. No
+* ElevenLabs api key is reachable from this machine (1Password holds an
+* `elevenlabs.io` web login, not a key), so only the pre-auth and auth layers
+* were ever exercised:
+*   - `POST /v1/text-to-voice/design` with a >=20-char `voice_description` and
+*     no credential -> 401
+*     `{"detail":{"type":"authentication_error","code":"unauthorized",
+*      "message":"Neither authorization header nor xi-api-key received, please
+*      provide one.","status":"needs_authorization","request_id":"<hex>"}}`.
+*     Same envelope from `GET /v1/voices/{id}`; with a bogus `xi-api-key` the
+*     message/status become `"Invalid API key"` / `"invalid_api_key"`.
+*   - `voice_description` shorter than 20 chars -> 422 with a pydantic-style
+*     `{"detail":[{"type":"string_too_short","loc":["body",
+*     "voice_description"],...}]}`; `POST /v1/text-to-voice` reports missing
+*     `voice_name` / `generated_voice_id` the same way. So the real service
+*     validates the body BEFORE it authenticates. THIS HANDLER NOW ENFORCES
+*     THAT 20-CODE-POINT MINIMUM on `POST /v1/text-to-voice/design`
+*     (`VOICE_DESCRIPTION_MIN_LENGTH`) and answers with that same `422
+*     {"detail":[...]}` envelope rather than aimock's house error shape — the
+*     one response on this surface whose real shape was observed. The `msg`
+*     STRING it fills in ("String should have at least 20 characters") is
+*     AUTHORED: the observed body was recorded with `msg` elided, so only the
+*     status, the `detail` array and the `loc`/`type` values are firsthand.
+*     ORDER ON `POST /v1/text-to-voice/design`: missing-parameter 400 ->
+*     fixture match (a registered short-description fixture still serves) ->
+*     chaos -> strict refusal / record-mode proxy (so the REAL 422 is recorded
+*     verbatim instead of pre-empted) -> this local 20-code-point 422 ->
+*     no-match 404. `POST /v1/text-to-voice` follows the same order, with its
+*     empty-string 422 in the same slot ahead of the synthesized voice.
+*     The minimum is NOT enforced on `POST /v1/text-to-voice`, whose
+*     `voice_description` bound has never been probed; that route rejects only
+*     an EMPTY description, which is short under any `min_length >= 1`.
+*   - `GET /v1/voices/aimock-nonexistent-voice` -> 400
+*     `{"detail":{"type":"invalid_request","code":"bad_request","message":"An
+*     invalid ID has been received: ...","status":"invalid_uid",...}}`.
+*   KNOWN DIVERGENCE, recorded rather than papered over: every real envelope
+*   above is keyed `detail`, while this handler still emits aimock's house
+*   `{ error: { message, type, code } }` shape — and aimock's own 400/404/503
+*   codes — for EVERY failure except the `voice_description` minimum. That is
+*   deliberate consistency with every other surface here, but it means those
+*   ERROR envelopes are NOT wire-faithful to ElevenLabs. Making the whole
+*   module speak `detail` is a FOLLOW-UP: it is a breaking change for every
+*   existing consumer of this surface, and the shapes of the OTHER failures
+*   (missing parameter, unknown voice, strict-mode refusal) have not been
+*   observed, so they cannot be authored from the one case that has. A
+*   RECORDED fixture is a second exception: it replays the upstream `detail`
+*   body verbatim under the upstream status, so it is faithful by
+*   construction.
+*
+* SECONDARY — the official client `@elevenlabs/elevenlabs-js`, pinned to the
+* exact published version `2.68.0` (`node_modules/@elevenlabs/elevenlabs-js/
+* package.json` -> `"version": "2.68.0"`). Every claim below was read out of
+* these files, at that version, and nowhere else:
+*   - `api/resources/textToVoice/client/Client.d.ts` /`.js` — the routes, and
+*     the `@throws` list for each (`UnprocessableEntityError` only);
+*   - `api/resources/textToVoice/client/requests/VoiceDesignRequestModel.d.ts`
+*     and `.../BodyCreateANewVoiceFromVoicePreviewV1TextToVoicePost.d.ts` —
+*     the request bodies;
+*   - `api/types/VoiceDesignPreviewResponse.d.ts`,
+*     `api/types/VoicePreviewResponseModel.d.ts`, `api/types/Voice.d.ts`,
+*     `api/types/HttpValidationError.d.ts`, `api/types/ValidationError.d.ts`,
+*     `api/types/ValidationErrorLocItem.d.ts` — the response models;
+*   - the matching `serialization/types/*.d.ts` `Raw` interfaces and
+*     `serialization/types/*.js` schemas — the on-wire snake_case names and
+*     each field's optional/nullable treatment;
+*   - `api/errors/UnprocessableEntityError.js` (422) and
+*     `api/errors/ConflictError.js` (409, never declared for these routes).
+* It pins:
+*   - the four routes above, and that create-from-preview is `POST
+*     /v1/text-to-voice` taking `voice_name`, `voice_description`,
+*     `generated_voice_id`, optional `labels`;
+*   - the design SUCCESS body `{ previews: [...], text }` where each preview is
+*     `{ audio_base_64, generated_voice_id, media_type, duration_secs,
+*     language? }` — `language` optional, the rest required;
+*   - `model_id` values `eleven_multilingual_ttv_v2` / `eleven_ttv_v3`;
+*   - the `Voice` object's wire fields. Every key `buildSyntheticVoice()`
+*     emits (`voice_id`, `name`, `category`, `description`, `labels`,
+*     `preview_url`, `available_for_tiers`, `settings`, `sharing`,
+*     `high_quality_base_model_ids`, `samples`, `safety_control`,
+*     `voice_verification` with its four inner keys, `permission_on_resource`,
+*     `is_owner`, `is_legacy`, `is_mixed`) appears in `Voice.Raw` /
+*     `VoiceVerificationResponse.Raw`, and `"generated"` is one of that SDK's
+*     six `VoiceCategory` tokens;
+*   - `DELETE /v1/voices/{id}` answering `{ status: "ok" }`.
+*   ElevenLabs' own documentation site is a client-rendered SPA and was NOT
+*   read; the SDK is the only document behind these shapes.
+*
+* UNVERIFIED / HAND-AUTHORED — name it, do not soften it:
+*   - NO successful response from ElevenLabs has ever been observed by this
+*     repo, for any of these four routes. There is no recorded fixture or tape
+*     for this surface anywhere in the tree; the drift test in
+*     `src/__tests__/drift/elevenlabs-voice.drift.ts` restates the same
+*     hand-authored shape it checks, so it detects mock-vs-fixture divergence
+*     only and can
+*     never detect divergence from the real API.
+*   - The VALUES `buildSyntheticVoice()` fills those fields with (`null`s, `[]`,
+*     `is_owner: true`, `is_legacy`/`is_mixed` false, the zeroed
+*     `voice_verification`) are aimock's choices for a just-created voice, not
+*     anything observed. The SDK marks all of them optional and nullable, so
+*     they are plausible, not confirmed.
+*   - `voice_id === generated_voice_id` for a created voice. AUTHORED — see
+*     `buildSyntheticVoice()`. The SDK relates the two nowhere; aimock picks
+*     the alias so a caller can GET back what it just created. No code should
+*     depend on it as a wire fact.
+*   - Re-creating an already-created `generated_voice_id` overwrites and
+*     answers 200. AUTHORED — see `rememberElevenLabsVoice()`. The real
+*     behaviour is unknown and the SDK declares no `ConflictError` for the
+*     route, so aimock warns through the module logger instead of inventing a
+*     rejection.
+*   - `Voice.Raw` carries further fields this handler never emits
+*     (`fine_tuning`, `verified_languages`, `collection_ids`,
+*     `created_at_unix`, `favorited_at_unix`, `is_bookmarked`,
+*     `recording_quality`, `labelling_status`, `recording_quality_reason`). A
+*     consumer reading them off a replayed voice gets `undefined`.
+*   The standing rule still holds: THE MOCK NEVER AUTHORS A WIRE VALUE IT DID
+*   NOT OBSERVE. This surface currently does, and this block is where that debt
+*   is declared. Recording one real design + create round-trip against a funded
+*   key would retire most of it.
+*/
+const VOICE_STORE_MAX = 1e4;
+/**
+* `POST /v1/text-to-voice/design` rejects a `voice_description` shorter than
+* this. FIRSTHAND: observed against live `api.elevenlabs.io` on 2026-09-15 (see
+* the PROVENANCE block above) — a sub-20-character description comes back 422
+* with a pydantic `string_too_short` entry, BEFORE the request is even
+* authenticated, so the bound is observable without a key.
+*
+* THE UNIT IS CODE POINTS, NOT UTF-16 CODE UNITS. The bound is pydantic's
+* `min_length`, which is `len(str)` in Python — a count of code points. A
+* JavaScript `String.length` counts UTF-16 code units instead, so it
+* DOUBLE-COUNTS every non-BMP character: a 19-emoji description is 19 code
+* points to the real service (422) and 38 `.length` to JavaScript (would have
+* passed here and then failed on the wire, which is the exact class of
+* divergence this mock exists to prevent). Measure with `[...s].length`, whose
+* string iterator yields code points. Grapheme clusters are deliberately NOT
+* the unit: Python does not count those either, so `Intl.Segmenter` would
+* re-introduce the same disagreement from the other side.
+*/
+const VOICE_DESCRIPTION_MIN_LENGTH = 20;
+/**
+* The real service answers body-validation failures with FastAPI/pydantic's
+* envelope: HTTP 422 and `{"detail":[{"loc":[...],"msg":...,"type":...}]}`.
+* The key set is pinned by `@elevenlabs/elevenlabs-js@2.68.0`
+* (`api/types/HttpValidationError.d.ts` -> `detail?: ValidationError[]`,
+* `api/types/ValidationError.d.ts` -> `{ loc, msg, type }`,
+* `serialization/types/ValidationError.d.ts` for the identical on-wire Raw),
+* and the status by `api/errors/UnprocessableEntityError.js`
+* (`statusCode: 422`), which is what that SDK throws for these routes.
+*
+* DELIBERATE DIVERGENCE FROM ITS SIBLINGS: every other validation failure in
+* this file answers aimock's house `400 {"error":{...}}`. This one does not,
+* because this is the only body-validation response on this surface whose real
+* shape this repo has actually observed. Aligning the rest is a follow-up, not
+* a licence to author the others' shapes from this one.
+*/
+function writeValidationError(res, loc, msg, type) {
+	require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 422, JSON.stringify({ detail: [{
+		loc,
+		msg,
+		type
+	}] }));
+}
+/**
+* Voices created via POST /v1/text-to-voice, keyed by voice_id.
+*
+* MODULE-GLOBAL, deliberately: it is the same shape every other bounded store
+* here uses (`FalJobMap` in `./fal-audio.ts`, `FalQueueStateMap` in `./fal.ts`,
+* and the four video job maps), so one process shares one voice store across
+* every `LLMock` instance. `performFullReset` (`./server.ts`) clears it
+* alongside those siblings, which is what `POST /__aimock/reset` and
+* `LLMock.reset()` both route through. `stop()` does NOT clear it — no sibling
+* store is cleared on `stop()` either; reset is the isolation barrier, not
+* server teardown. A test file that creates voices must therefore reset (or
+* call `clearElevenLabsVoices()`) between tests, or a voice saved by one test
+* is still visible to the next.
+*/
+const elevenLabsVoices = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
+function clearElevenLabsVoices() {
+	elevenLabsVoices.clear();
+}
+/**
+* Store a created voice under its own `voice_id` — the id the client sees in
+* the body we are about to write, so a follow-up `GET /v1/voices/{id}` by that
+* id hits.
+*
+* Returns `false` when the body carries no string `voice_id` and nothing was
+* stored, so the caller can say so instead of dropping the voice silently.
+*
+* AUTHORED: a second create for a `voice_id` already in the store OVERWRITES
+* the first, and still answers 200. Whether the real
+* `POST /v1/text-to-voice` accepts an already-consumed `generated_voice_id` is
+* UNKNOWN to this repo — no successful create has ever been observed, and
+* `@elevenlabs/elevenlabs-js@2.68.0` gives no signal either way: its
+* `api/resources/textToVoice/client/Client.d.ts` declares only
+* `@throws UnprocessableEntityError` for `create`, and never `ConflictError`
+* (`api/errors/ConflictError.js`), so authoring a 409 here would be inventing a
+* status nothing supports. Overwrite-and-200 is aimock's choice; it is made
+* AUDIBLE via `logger.warn` rather than silent, so a test that overwrites a
+* voice by accident can see it.
+*
+* EVICTION IS FIFO AND SILENT, by insertion order — the same rule every
+* sibling store applies (see `FalJobMap.set`, `src/fal-audio.ts:107-116`, and
+* the identical block in `fal.ts` / `openrouter-video.ts` / `grok-video.ts` /
+* `byteplus-video.ts`). Once the map exceeds `VOICE_STORE_MAX`, the
+* oldest-inserted entries are deleted with no log line and no error: a later
+* `GET /v1/voices/{id}` for an evicted voice is indistinguishable from one for
+* a voice that never existed (404, or 503 under strict). It is NOT LRU —
+* reading a voice does not refresh it, and re-saving an existing `voice_id`
+* keeps its ORIGINAL insertion slot, because `Map.set` on a present key does
+* not reorder. The cap exists to bound a long-lived mock process, not to model
+* anything ElevenLabs does; at 10k voices per process no test approaches it.
+*/
+function rememberElevenLabsVoice(voice, logger) {
+	const voiceId = typeof voice.voice_id === "string" ? voice.voice_id : void 0;
+	if (!voiceId) return false;
+	if (elevenLabsVoices.has(voiceId)) logger?.warn(`ElevenLabs voice '${voiceId}' already existed and was overwritten; aimock does not know whether the real API rejects a reused generated_voice_id`);
+	elevenLabsVoices.set(voiceId, voice);
+	if (elevenLabsVoices.size > VOICE_STORE_MAX) {
+		const excess = elevenLabsVoices.size - VOICE_STORE_MAX;
+		const iter = elevenLabsVoices.keys();
+		for (let i = 0; i < excess; i++) {
+			const next = iter.next();
+			if (!next.done) elevenLabsVoices.delete(next.value);
+		}
+	}
+	return true;
+}
+/**
+* The status a recorded `{ json, status }` replay must answer with.
+*
+* `proxyAndRecord` persists the upstream status alongside the verbatim body for
+* this surface (`src/recorder.ts:901` — `{ json: parsedResponse, status:
+* upstreamStatus }`), and `RawJSONResponse.status` (`src/types.ts:476`) is the
+* field it lands in. Replaying every such fixture as 200 turns every recorded
+* ElevenLabs error — all of which carry a `detail` body, not aimock's house
+* error envelope, so `isErrorResponse()` never claims them — into a fabricated
+* success. `src/fal-audio.ts:1061` reads the same field the same way.
+*
+* Only `status` round-trips: that recorder branch stores no headers for a
+* verbatim-JSON recording, so there is no recorded header to honour here.
+*/
+function replayStatus(response) {
+	return response.status ?? 200;
+}
+function voiceDesignToJson(response) {
+	return { json: {
+		previews: response.previews.map((preview, index) => {
+			const entry = {
+				generated_voice_id: preview.generated_voice_id || `aimock-preview-${index}`,
+				audio_base_64: preview.audio_base_64 ?? "",
+				media_type: preview.media_type ?? "audio/mpeg",
+				duration_secs: preview.duration_secs ?? 0
+			};
+			if (typeof preview.language === "string") entry.language = preview.language;
+			return entry;
+		}),
+		text: response.text ?? ""
+	} };
+}
+function writeJson(res, status, payload) {
+	res.writeHead(status, { "Content-Type": "application/json" });
+	res.end(JSON.stringify(payload));
+}
+/**
+* The journal `source` for a chaos fault on a request no fixture answers — the
+* same rule `src/server.ts` applies, via the shared {@link wouldProxyMiss}:
+* the miss is aimock's own answer, "internal", unless record mode has an
+* ElevenLabs upstream to forward it to AND strict mode (server default or the
+* per-request `X-AIMock-Strict` header) is not refusing it first. Both halves
+* used to be hardcoded — design/create said "proxy" with no record config at
+* all, and the slot routes said "internal" while record mode was about to
+* proxy the very same miss.
+*/
+function noFixtureSource(defaults, headers) {
+	return require_helpers.wouldProxyMiss(require_helpers.resolveStrictMode(defaults.strict, headers), defaults.record, "elevenlabs") ? "proxy" : "internal";
+}
+function parseJsonObject(body, req, res, journal, path, method) {
+	let parsed;
+	try {
+		parsed = JSON.parse(body);
+	} catch (parseErr) {
+		const detail = parseErr instanceof Error ? parseErr.message : "unknown";
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 400, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: `Malformed JSON: ${detail}`,
+			type: "invalid_request_error",
+			code: "invalid_json"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: null,
+			response: {
+				status: 400,
+				fixture: null
+			}
+		});
+		return null;
+	}
+	if (!require_helpers.isJsonObject(parsed)) {
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 400, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: "Request body must be a JSON object",
+			type: "invalid_request_error"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: null,
+			response: {
+				status: 400,
+				fixture: null
+			}
+		});
+		return null;
+	}
+	return parsed;
+}
+function buildSyntheticReq(parsed, matchText, endpoint, modelFallback, req) {
+	return {
+		model: typeof parsed.model_id === "string" ? parsed.model_id : modelFallback,
+		messages: [{
+			role: "user",
+			content: matchText
+		}],
+		_endpointType: endpoint,
+		_context: require_helpers.getContext(req)
+	};
+}
+async function missPath(req, res, syntheticReq, fixtures, defaults, journal, path, method, body, skippedBySequenceOrTurn, proxyOptions) {
+	if (require_helpers.resolveStrictMode(defaults.strict, req.headers)) {
+		const strictMessage = require_helpers.strictNoMatchMessage(skippedBySequenceOrTurn);
+		defaults.logger.error(require_helpers.strictNoMatchLogLine(method, path, skippedBySequenceOrTurn));
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 503, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: strictMessage,
+			type: "invalid_request_error",
+			code: "no_fixture_match"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 503,
+				fixture: null,
+				...require_helpers.strictOverrideField(defaults.strict, req.headers)
+			}
+		});
+		return "handled";
+	}
+	if (defaults.record) {
+		const outcome = await require_recorder.proxyAndRecord(req, res, syntheticReq, "elevenlabs", req.url ?? path, fixtures, defaults, body, proxyOptions);
+		if (outcome === "handled_by_hook") return "handled";
+		if (outcome !== "not_configured") {
+			journal.add({
+				method,
+				path,
+				headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+				service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+				body: syntheticReq,
+				response: {
+					status: res.statusCode ?? 200,
+					fixture: null,
+					source: "proxy"
+				}
+			});
+			return "handled";
+		}
+	}
+	return "miss";
+}
+function writeNoMatch(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method) {
+	require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 404, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+		message: "No fixture matched",
+		type: "invalid_request_error",
+		code: "no_fixture_match"
+	} }));
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status: 404,
+			fixture: null,
+			...require_helpers.strictOverrideField(defaults.strict, req.headers)
+		}
+	});
+}
+/**
+* Builds the `beforeWriteResponse` observer for the voice routes. It NEVER
+* handles the response — it returns `false` so `proxyAndRecord` relays the
+* upstream bytes and the caller still journals the `"relayed"` outcome — it
+* only copies a successfully proxied voice object into the in-process store, so
+* a follow-up `GET /v1/voices/{id}` answers from memory exactly as it does
+* after an in-process create instead of hitting upstream a second time.
+*
+* It is a FACTORY OVER THE LOGGER, not a bare function, because the store has
+* exactly two things worth saying and neither can be said without one: the
+* AUTHORED overwrite of an already-stored `voice_id`, which
+* `rememberElevenLabsVoice` documents as made AUDIBLE rather than silent, and a
+* 2xx voice body carrying no string `voice_id`, which it reports by returning
+* `false`. Both are already reported on the in-process and fixture-replay paths
+* (see the `create` handler's `defaults.logger` calls); passing the observer a
+* bare function dropped both on EVERY proxy path, which is the one path where
+* the body came from somewhere aimock does not control.
+*/
+function rememberProxiedVoice(logger) {
+	return (captured) => {
+		if (captured.status < 200 || captured.status >= 300) return false;
+		let parsed;
+		try {
+			parsed = JSON.parse(captured.body.toString("utf-8"));
+		} catch (err) {
+			if (err instanceof SyntaxError) return false;
+			throw err;
+		}
+		if (!require_helpers.isJsonObject(parsed)) return false;
+		if (!rememberElevenLabsVoice(parsed, logger)) logger.warn(`ElevenLabs relayed a ${captured.status} voice body from upstream that carries no string \`voice_id\` — the voice was NOT stored, so a follow-up GET /v1/voices/{id} will miss and re-hit upstream instead of replaying from memory. Upstream body: ${captured.body.toString("utf-8").slice(0, 200)}`);
+		return false;
+	};
+}
+function buildSyntheticVoice(parsed) {
+	const generatedVoiceId = String(parsed.generated_voice_id);
+	const labels = parsed.labels && typeof parsed.labels === "object" && !Array.isArray(parsed.labels) ? parsed.labels : {};
+	return {
+		voice_id: generatedVoiceId,
+		name: String(parsed.voice_name),
+		category: "generated",
+		description: String(parsed.voice_description),
+		labels,
+		preview_url: null,
+		available_for_tiers: [],
+		settings: null,
+		sharing: null,
+		high_quality_base_model_ids: [],
+		samples: null,
+		safety_control: null,
+		voice_verification: {
+			requires_verification: false,
+			is_verified: false,
+			verification_failures: [],
+			verification_attempts_count: 0
+		},
+		permission_on_resource: null,
+		is_owner: true,
+		is_legacy: false,
+		is_mixed: false
+	};
+}
+async function handleElevenLabsVoiceDesign(req, res, body, fixtures, defaults, journal) {
+	const path = req.url ?? "/v1/text-to-voice/design";
+	const method = req.method ?? "POST";
+	const parsed = parseJsonObject(body, req, res, journal, path, method);
+	if (!parsed) return;
+	const description = typeof parsed.voice_description === "string" ? parsed.voice_description : void 0;
+	const syntheticReq = buildSyntheticReq(parsed, description ?? "", "elevenlabs-voice-design", "eleven_multilingual_ttv_v2", req);
+	if (description === void 0) {
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 400, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: "Missing required parameter: 'voice_description'",
+			type: "invalid_request_error"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 400,
+				fixture: null
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	const testId = require_helpers.getTestId(req);
+	const { fixture, skippedBySequenceOrTurn } = require_router.selectFixtureForServing(fixtures, syntheticReq, journal.getFixtureMatchCountsForTest(testId), defaults.requestTransform);
+	if (fixture) journal.incrementFixtureMatchCount(fixture, fixtures, testId);
+	if (await require_chaos.applyChaosAsync(res, fixture, defaults.chaos, req.headers, req.url, journal, {
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice"
+	}, fixture ? "fixture" : noFixtureSource(defaults, req.headers), defaults.registry, defaults.logger)) {
+		require_fixture_loader.releaseOneShotError(fixtures, fixture);
+		return;
+	}
+	if (!fixture) {
+		if (await missPath(req, res, syntheticReq, fixtures, defaults, journal, path, method, body, skippedBySequenceOrTurn) === "handled") return;
+		if ([...description].length < VOICE_DESCRIPTION_MIN_LENGTH) {
+			writeValidationError(res, ["body", "voice_description"], `String should have at least ${VOICE_DESCRIPTION_MIN_LENGTH} characters`, "string_too_short");
+			journal.add({
+				method,
+				path,
+				headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+				service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+				body: syntheticReq,
+				response: {
+					status: 422,
+					fixture: null
+				}
+			});
+			return;
+		}
+		writeNoMatch(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method);
+		return;
+	}
+	const response = await require_helpers.resolveResponse(fixture, syntheticReq);
+	if (require_helpers.isErrorResponse(response)) {
+		const status = response.status ?? 500;
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, status, require_helpers.serializeErrorResponse(response), { retryAfter: response.retryAfter });
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status,
+				fixture
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	if (!require_helpers.isJSONResponse(response)) {
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 500, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: "Fixture response is not a JSON type for voice design",
+			type: "server_error"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 500,
+				fixture
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	const status = replayStatus(response);
+	writeJson(res, status, response.json);
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status,
+			fixture
+		}
+	});
+}
+async function handleElevenLabsVoiceCreate(req, res, body, fixtures, defaults, journal) {
+	const path = req.url ?? "/v1/text-to-voice";
+	const method = req.method ?? "POST";
+	const parsed = parseJsonObject(body, req, res, journal, path, method);
+	if (!parsed) return;
+	const missing = typeof parsed.voice_name !== "string" ? "voice_name" : typeof parsed.voice_description !== "string" ? "voice_description" : typeof parsed.generated_voice_id !== "string" ? "generated_voice_id" : null;
+	const tooShort = parsed.voice_name === "" ? "voice_name" : parsed.voice_description === "" ? "voice_description" : parsed.generated_voice_id === "" ? "generated_voice_id" : null;
+	const syntheticReq = buildSyntheticReq(parsed, typeof parsed.generated_voice_id === "string" ? parsed.generated_voice_id : "", "elevenlabs-voice", "eleven_multilingual_ttv_v2", req);
+	if (missing) {
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 400, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: `Missing required parameter: '${missing}'`,
+			type: "invalid_request_error"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 400,
+				fixture: null
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	const testId = require_helpers.getTestId(req);
+	const { fixture, skippedBySequenceOrTurn } = require_router.selectFixtureForServing(fixtures, syntheticReq, journal.getFixtureMatchCountsForTest(testId), defaults.requestTransform);
+	if (fixture) journal.incrementFixtureMatchCount(fixture, fixtures, testId);
+	if (await require_chaos.applyChaosAsync(res, fixture, defaults.chaos, req.headers, req.url, journal, {
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice"
+	}, fixture ? "fixture" : noFixtureSource(defaults, req.headers), defaults.registry, defaults.logger)) {
+		require_fixture_loader.releaseOneShotError(fixtures, fixture);
+		return;
+	}
+	if (!fixture) {
+		if (await missPath(req, res, syntheticReq, fixtures, defaults, journal, path, method, body, skippedBySequenceOrTurn, { beforeWriteResponse: rememberProxiedVoice(defaults.logger) }) === "handled") return;
+		if (tooShort) {
+			writeValidationError(res, ["body", tooShort], "String should have at least 1 character", "string_too_short");
+			journal.add({
+				method,
+				path,
+				headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+				service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+				body: syntheticReq,
+				response: {
+					status: 422,
+					fixture: null
+				}
+			});
+			return;
+		}
+		const voice = buildSyntheticVoice(parsed);
+		rememberElevenLabsVoice(voice, defaults.logger);
+		writeJson(res, 200, voice);
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 200,
+				fixture: null
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	const response = await require_helpers.resolveResponse(fixture, syntheticReq);
+	if (require_helpers.isErrorResponse(response)) {
+		const status = response.status ?? 500;
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, status, require_helpers.serializeErrorResponse(response), { retryAfter: response.retryAfter });
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status,
+				fixture
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	if (!require_helpers.isJSONResponse(response)) {
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 500, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: "Fixture response is not a JSON type for voice create",
+			type: "server_error"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 500,
+				fixture
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	const status = replayStatus(response);
+	if (status >= 200 && status < 300) {
+		if (!(require_helpers.isJsonObject(response.json) && rememberElevenLabsVoice(response.json, defaults.logger))) defaults.logger.warn(`ElevenLabs voice create fixture matched generated_voice_id "${String(parsed.generated_voice_id)}" but its json carries no string \`voice_id\` — the voice was NOT stored, so a follow-up GET /v1/voices/{id} will 404 with a "voice not found" message that points at the id instead of at the fixture. Add a string voice_id to the fixture's json`);
+	}
+	writeJson(res, status, response.json);
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status,
+			fixture
+		}
+	});
+}
+/**
+* The synthetic request the slot routes (GET/DELETE /v1/voices/{id}) match and
+* journal on. The voice id stands in for the user message so the entry carries
+* the one thing that identifies the request.
+*
+* The endpoint type is the CALLER's, not a constant: ONE ROUTE, ONE ENDPOINT
+* TYPE. GET declares "elevenlabs-voice-get" and DELETE declares
+* "elevenlabs-voice-delete", so neither route's fixtures can ever be confused
+* with the create route's ("elevenlabs-voice") — all three would otherwise
+* carry the same voice id as their match text and answer for one another.
+*/
+function buildVoiceSlotReq(req, voiceId, endpointType) {
+	return {
+		model: "eleven_multilingual_ttv_v2",
+		messages: [{
+			role: "user",
+			content: voiceId
+		}],
+		_endpointType: endpointType,
+		_context: require_helpers.getContext(req)
+	};
+}
+/**
+* Gate a slot route on chaos exactly as {@link handleElevenLabsVoiceDesign} and
+* {@link handleElevenLabsVoiceCreate} gate theirs: the same `applyChaosAsync`
+* call, awaited BEFORE anything is served, so a configured latency/drop/429
+* applies to a store hit as well as to a miss. It is called AFTER the fixture
+* match and is handed the fixture that matched, because chaos can be authored
+* ON a fixture (`Fixture.chaos`, folded in by `chaos.ts`): passing null here
+* dropped a fixture-level `chaos` block on the floor for these two routes
+* while design/create honoured the identical block. The journal source follows
+* the same fixture/no-fixture split design/create use, via the same
+* {@link noFixtureSource}: "internal" when this process answers the miss,
+* "proxy" when record mode has an ElevenLabs upstream and would forward it.
+*
+* `applyChaosAsync` reads the per-testId chaos scope off `req.url`, which is
+* why the raw url — not the fallback `path` — is what it is handed, matching
+* design/create. The context carries `service: "elevenlabs-voice"` like every
+* other journal write in this module, so a faulted request stays selectable by
+* `GET /__aimock/journal?service=elevenlabs-voice`.
+*/
+async function gateVoiceSlotChaos(req, res, syntheticReq, fixture, defaults, journal, path, method) {
+	return await require_chaos.applyChaosAsync(res, fixture, defaults.chaos, req.headers, req.url, journal, {
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice"
+	}, fixture ? "fixture" : noFixtureSource(defaults, req.headers), defaults.registry, defaults.logger);
+}
+/**
+* Refuse a slot-route miss under strict mode, mirroring {@link missPath}: the
+* refusal is LOGGED through the shared `strictNoMatchLogLine` and the client
+* message names strict mode, so a strict 503 is never mistaken for the route's
+* own 404.
+*
+* `skippedBySequenceOrTurn` is the count `selectFixtureForServing` handed the
+* caller. Both slot routes are fixture routes now, so a candidate fixture CAN
+* be skipped by sequence/turn state here exactly as on create — hardcoding 0
+* told every such refusal "no fixture matched" when the truth was "a fixture
+* matched the content and was held back by its sequenceIndex". When the count
+* is non-zero the client message switches to the shared
+* {@link strictNoMatchMessage} wording that names it; otherwise the
+* voice-specific message is kept, since naming the id is the more useful thing
+* to say when nothing matched at all.
+*/
+function writeVoiceSlotStrictRefusal(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method, voiceId, skippedBySequenceOrTurn) {
+	defaults.logger.error(require_helpers.strictNoMatchLogLine(method, path, skippedBySequenceOrTurn));
+	require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 503, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+		message: skippedBySequenceOrTurn > 0 ? require_helpers.strictNoMatchMessage(skippedBySequenceOrTurn) : `Strict mode: voice '${voiceId}' not found`,
+		type: "invalid_request_error",
+		code: "no_fixture_match"
+	} }));
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status: 503,
+			fixture: null,
+			...require_helpers.strictOverrideField(defaults.strict, req.headers)
+		}
+	});
+}
+/**
+* Proxy a slot-route miss upstream in record mode. Returns "handled" when the
+* upstream answer was relayed (or a hook took over), "miss" when no upstream is
+* configured for the provider — `proxyAndRecord` already warns on that path, so
+* the caller falls through to its own miss answer.
+*/
+async function proxyVoiceSlotMiss(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method, fixtures = [], proxyOptions) {
+	const outcome = await require_recorder.proxyAndRecord(req, res, syntheticReq, "elevenlabs", req.url ?? path, fixtures, defaults, "", proxyOptions);
+	if (outcome === "handled_by_hook") return "handled";
+	if (outcome === "not_configured") return "miss";
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status: res.statusCode ?? 200,
+			fixture: null,
+			source: "proxy"
+		}
+	});
+	return "handled";
+}
+/**
+* Replay a fixture that matched on a slot route (`GET`/`DELETE /v1/voices/{id}`).
+*
+* Both slot routes replay identically, so the body lives here once: resolve,
+* relay an error envelope under its own status, refuse a non-JSON response,
+* and otherwise write the recorded JSON under {@link replayStatus} — the
+* UPSTREAM status the recorder persisted, not a hardcoded 200. GET used to
+* hardcode 200, which turned every recorded ElevenLabs failure (a `detail`
+* body that `isErrorResponse()` never claims) into a fabricated success.
+*
+* Returns the status actually written, or `null` when the fixture could not be
+* served as a success (an error envelope was relayed, or the response was not
+* JSON at all). DELETE uses that to decide whether the local store entry is
+* gone.
+*/
+async function replayVoiceSlotFixture(req, res, syntheticReq, fixture, journal, path, method, routeLabel) {
+	const response = await require_helpers.resolveResponse(fixture, syntheticReq);
+	if (require_helpers.isErrorResponse(response)) {
+		const status = response.status ?? 500;
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, status, require_helpers.serializeErrorResponse(response), { retryAfter: response.retryAfter });
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status,
+				fixture
+			}
+		});
+		return null;
+	}
+	if (!require_helpers.isJSONResponse(response)) {
+		require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 500, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+			message: `Fixture response is not a JSON type for ${routeLabel}`,
+			type: "server_error"
+		} }));
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 500,
+				fixture
+			}
+		});
+		return null;
+	}
+	const status = replayStatus(response);
+	writeJson(res, status, response.json);
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status,
+			fixture
+		}
+	});
+	return status;
+}
+/**
+* FIXTURE BEFORE STORE, on both slot routes.
+*
+* A registered or recorded fixture is explicit authoring intent and wins over
+* the in-process voice store, which is a replay CONVENIENCE populated as a
+* side effect of create. That is the order every other replay route in this
+* repo uses — fixture match first, internal state only on a miss — and without
+* it a fixture authored specifically for `GET /v1/voices/{id}` (a recorded 401,
+* say) was silently unreachable for any id that create had already stored.
+*
+* The shadowing is AUDIBLE rather than silent: when a fixture wins over a
+* present store entry this logs at debug, so a test whose store entry stopped
+* being served can see why.
+*/
+function logVoiceSlotShadow(defaults, method, path, voiceId) {
+	defaults.logger.debug(`ElevenLabs ${method} ${path}: a matching fixture shadows the in-process voice store entry for '${voiceId}' — the fixture is being served`);
+}
+async function handleElevenLabsVoiceGet(req, res, voiceId, fixtures, defaults, journal) {
+	const path = req.url ?? `/v1/voices/${voiceId}`;
+	const method = req.method ?? "GET";
+	const syntheticReq = buildVoiceSlotReq(req, voiceId, "elevenlabs-voice-get");
+	const testId = require_helpers.getTestId(req);
+	const { fixture, skippedBySequenceOrTurn } = require_router.selectFixtureForServing(fixtures, syntheticReq, journal.getFixtureMatchCountsForTest(testId), defaults.requestTransform);
+	if (fixture) journal.incrementFixtureMatchCount(fixture, fixtures, testId);
+	if (await gateVoiceSlotChaos(req, res, syntheticReq, fixture, defaults, journal, path, method)) {
+		require_fixture_loader.releaseOneShotError(fixtures, fixture);
+		return;
+	}
+	const stored = elevenLabsVoices.get(voiceId);
+	if (fixture) {
+		if (stored) logVoiceSlotShadow(defaults, method, path, voiceId);
+		await replayVoiceSlotFixture(req, res, syntheticReq, fixture, journal, path, method, "voice get");
+		return;
+	}
+	const serveStored = (voice) => {
+		writeJson(res, 200, voice);
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 200,
+				fixture: null
+			}
+		});
+	};
+	if (stored && !defaults.record) {
+		serveStored(stored);
+		return;
+	}
+	if (require_helpers.resolveStrictMode(defaults.strict, req.headers)) {
+		writeVoiceSlotStrictRefusal(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method, voiceId, skippedBySequenceOrTurn);
+		return;
+	}
+	if (defaults.record) {
+		if (await proxyVoiceSlotMiss(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method, fixtures, { beforeWriteResponse: rememberProxiedVoice(defaults.logger) }) === "handled") return;
+		if (stored) {
+			serveStored(stored);
+			return;
+		}
+	}
+	require_sse_writer.writeErrorResponse(res, 404, JSON.stringify({ error: {
+		message: `Voice '${voiceId}' not found`,
+		type: "invalid_request_error",
+		code: "voice_not_found"
+	} }));
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status: 404,
+			fixture: null,
+			...require_helpers.strictOverrideField(defaults.strict, req.headers)
+		}
+	});
+}
+/**
+* DELETE /v1/voices/{voice_id}. A first-class record/replay route, exactly
+* like GET: chaos, then a fixture match, then the in-process store, then
+* strict, then record, then the lenient answer.
+*
+* The success body is `{ status: "ok" }` — SECONDARY, from
+* `@elevenlabs/elevenlabs-js@2.68.0`: `voices.delete()` parses the response as
+* `DeleteVoiceResponseModel`, whose only wire field is `status: string`, and
+* whose doc comment reads "The status of the voice deletion request. If the
+* request was successful, the status will be 'ok'." In record mode nothing is
+* authored at all — the upstream's own response is relayed AND recorded.
+*
+* IN RECORD MODE THE LOCAL STORE IS NOT AUTHORITATIVE. A locally-known voice
+* used to be deleted from the map and answered 200 without the request ever
+* leaving the process, so the real voice leaked upstream and the tape got a
+* hole exactly where the delete belonged. Record mode forwards regardless of
+* what the store knows; the store is a replay convenience, not a claim about
+* what exists upstream. It still evicts ONLY on a 2xx from upstream, the same
+* rule the fixture-replay branch applies: a refused delete must not lose the
+* local voice.
+*
+* A miss on a LENIENT server stays an idempotent 200: deleting an id that was
+* never saved is not an error on this surface.
+*/
+async function handleElevenLabsVoiceDelete(req, res, voiceId, fixtures, defaults, journal) {
+	const path = req.url ?? `/v1/voices/${voiceId}`;
+	const method = req.method ?? "DELETE";
+	const syntheticReq = buildVoiceSlotReq(req, voiceId, "elevenlabs-voice-delete");
+	const testId = require_helpers.getTestId(req);
+	const { fixture, skippedBySequenceOrTurn } = require_router.selectFixtureForServing(fixtures, syntheticReq, journal.getFixtureMatchCountsForTest(testId), defaults.requestTransform);
+	if (fixture) journal.incrementFixtureMatchCount(fixture, fixtures, testId);
+	if (await gateVoiceSlotChaos(req, res, syntheticReq, fixture, defaults, journal, path, method)) {
+		require_fixture_loader.releaseOneShotError(fixtures, fixture);
+		return;
+	}
+	const stored = elevenLabsVoices.has(voiceId);
+	if (fixture) {
+		if (stored) logVoiceSlotShadow(defaults, method, path, voiceId);
+		const status = await replayVoiceSlotFixture(req, res, syntheticReq, fixture, journal, path, method, "voice delete");
+		if (status !== null && status >= 200 && status < 300) elevenLabsVoices.delete(voiceId);
+		return;
+	}
+	if (stored && !defaults.record) {
+		elevenLabsVoices.delete(voiceId);
+		writeJson(res, 200, { status: "ok" });
+		journal.add({
+			method,
+			path,
+			headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+			service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+			body: syntheticReq,
+			response: {
+				status: 200,
+				fixture: null,
+				...require_helpers.strictOverrideField(defaults.strict, req.headers)
+			}
+		});
+		return;
+	}
+	if (require_helpers.resolveStrictMode(defaults.strict, req.headers)) {
+		writeVoiceSlotStrictRefusal(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method, voiceId, skippedBySequenceOrTurn);
+		return;
+	}
+	if (defaults.record) {
+		if (await proxyVoiceSlotMiss(req, res, syntheticReq, defaults, journal, path, method, fixtures, { beforeWriteResponse: (captured) => {
+			if (captured.status >= 200 && captured.status < 300) elevenLabsVoices.delete(voiceId);
+			return false;
+		} }) === "handled") return;
+	}
+	elevenLabsVoices.delete(voiceId);
+	writeJson(res, 200, { status: "ok" });
+	journal.add({
+		method,
+		path,
+		headers: require_helpers.flattenHeaders(req.headers),
+		service: "elevenlabs-voice",
+		body: syntheticReq,
+		response: {
+			status: 200,
+			fixture: null,
+			...require_helpers.strictOverrideField(defaults.strict, req.headers)
+		}
+	});
+}
+
+//#endregion
+exports.clearElevenLabsVoices = clearElevenLabsVoices;
+exports.handleElevenLabsVoiceCreate = handleElevenLabsVoiceCreate;
+exports.handleElevenLabsVoiceDelete = handleElevenLabsVoiceDelete;
+exports.handleElevenLabsVoiceDesign = handleElevenLabsVoiceDesign;
+exports.handleElevenLabsVoiceGet = handleElevenLabsVoiceGet;
+exports.voiceDesignToJson = voiceDesignToJson;
+//# sourceMappingURL=elevenlabs-voice.cjs.map