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• Quick Start Get your project up and running with minimal configuration.
• Project Architecture The system is built on a three-component architecture: Voice Input, Processor, and Proxy.
• Voice Assistant: A Smart Voice Interface with Local Command Execution Voice Assistant is a lightweight middleware layer that connects modern AI voice models to a dynamic function-calling engine — letting you run those calls against your own local subsystems.
• Voice Assistant: Installation & Usage This guide covers how to get it running on your hardware and walks through the difference between PROD and DEV modes, so you can choose the right setup for your use case.
• Playing Audio on Your Device The voice-assistant server gives you two ways to trigger audio playback on a connected device:
• Security and Privacy Privacy isn't an afterthought here-it’s baked into the core. Leaving a home assistant open to eavesdropping is simply not an option, which is why the entire voice streaming pipeline is end-to-end encrypted. All traffic between your local controller and the...
• DIY Voice Input: Navigating Trade-Offs and Engineering Solutions When building custom voice interfaces, audio input is undoubtedly the hardest part, full of technological trade-offs. This is where we come face-to-face with concepts like full-duplex, half-duplex, digital signal processing (DSP), and acoustic echo...
• MCP Protocol Integration The voice-assistant now features integrated support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enable seamless interaction with AI agent systems. A dedicated "MCP" section is available in the user dashboard, where you can configure the integration between the...