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Open Assistant

Open source voice assistant development. Make your own minds!

Open Assistant is a private open source personal assistant prototype able to complete operating system tasks using vocal commands.

Installation

Windows

Windows (Click & Run)

Windows Python Install (Python 3.x)

  • Install common list of Python packages
  • Install Windows-specific dependencies: pip install pywin32
  • Install Python dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt

Ubuntu Linux

  • Install system requirements sudo apt-get install -y python python-dev python-pip build-essential swig git libpulse-dev espeak
  • Install Python dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt

Arch Linux

  • Install system requirements sudo pacman -S swig espeak
  • Install Python dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt

Using Open Assistant

  • Download Open Assistant
  • Run Open Assistant from within the unzipped directory: python -m oa
  • Make sure your microphone is working and levels are set properly.
  • Say "Boot Mind!" as a listening test. If you hear R2D2, boot mind is listening.
  • Say "Open Assistant!" to launch root mind. Say "Root Mind!" to see if you can get the reply, "Hello World!"
  • Say "List commands!" to get a list of available voice commands.
  • Add your own!

Using Open Assistant with TP-LINK Kasa Smartbulb and Smartplugs on Ubuntu

  • Please make sure that your Kasa smartdevice is properly configured with static ip address.
  • Install pyHS100 pip3 install pyHS100
  • Download Open Assistant
  • Open oa-core/oa/modules/abilities/Kasa_smart.py with editor. Change the ip address accordingly for each smart devices. Ex.bulb = SmartBulb("192.168.1.x")
  • Run Open Assistant from within the unzipped directory: python -m oa
  • Make sure your microphone is working and levels are set properly.
  • Say "Boot Mind!" or "Warm Up!" as a listening test. If you hear R2D2, boot mind is listening.
  • Say "Open Assistant!" to launch root mind. Say "Root Mind!" to see if you can get the reply, "Hello World!"
  • Say "List commands!" to get a list of available voice commands.
  • Add your own!

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