🔒 I have the basic microphone input code set up, now I'm not sure where to go from here.

[sturdy moth]

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[near moon]

so right now your code takes speech input?

and you want to make TTS(Text-to-speech)?

[lone sinew]

The overall project in mind is a simple AI assistant, so eventually itll need command parses or w/e. But I'm taking it one step at a time. As far as I know what I have is at least the first step relatively done for input. But I imagine next I have to code something to determine whats actual speech vs noise

I plan to use faster-whisper for the STT

[near moon]

well, if your are making an assistant like Alexa(with ai if you want) this is a great tutorial

It uses LiveKit which covers most of the boring/hard things and all you have to do is write code for tools.

If you want to instead make it from scratch, that is fine too and I can help you.

[lone sinew]

tutorials just lead to repetitive hell tbh

you dont learn from em lol

[near moon]

This is a good one it only shows the setup and you have to code the tools yourself. If you want to make it from scratch that is fine too.

Btw he has a repo with the code which you can clone

and you don't have to follow the tutorial and it will be a good base

If you wanna do it from scratch that's fine too

I can help with that

[lone sinew]

I planned to do it from scratch

[near moon]

so since you already have the audio input

Maybe feed it into the gemini API?

gemini has a free API teir with 1000 calls per month or day I think

[sturdy moth]

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