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41 lines
1.9 KiB
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this is a personal project to create a voice directed digital assistant based on the max headroom character.
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written in python, using langchain, langgraph, etc.
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written to work on Windows. Agent and logic will run on linux but tools are currently windows only.
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it currently will respond as an LLM like usual, but also has the following capabilities:
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- can also control spotify
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- can open applications on windows
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- can change the focused window
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- set timer
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- coming soon: journalling in markdown, with a save target for obsidian
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this is a fun work in progress. if you want to use it and or develop for it be my guest. would love to have more tools designed.
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Note:
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1) this will work with openai or ollama models. you will need to set up the .env for that as well as spotify
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2) this is designed to pull a custom voice from the alltalk project https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts, that is how I am cloning max headroom's voice. You can alter or simply not use this, it will currently fallback to pyttsx3 aka a robot voice.
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3) speech-to-text can use google, or faster-whisper. faster-whisper is currently the default and optimal method.
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Will move more variables to the .env folders soon.
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.env is under the module folder for now
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INSTALLATION
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so basically the steps are pretty simple
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- download the code (clone it or download it and unzip it)
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- install python 3.10 on the system
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- create a virtual environment using `python -m venv .` in the folder/dir of the code
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- activate the environment with `Scripts\activate.bat` on windows or `source bin/activate` on linux
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- run pip install to install all the required modules `pip install -r requirements.txt`
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- then copy example_env.txt to `.env`
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- open that, and put in your info, like openai key or ollama or whatever
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- then run `python main.py` to start the whole thing up
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