Vox

Unified communication connector extension for Omegon — aggregates email, Signal, Slack, Discord, and more into a single agent-accessible interface.

Install

omegon extension install https://github.com/styrene-lab/vox.git

Requires a Rust toolchain — the extension builds from source on install.

What it does

Vox bridges external communication channels into Omegon's agent loop. Inbound messages arrive as prompts; the agent replies using vox tools, and Vox routes responses back to the originating channel.

Discord/Slack/Signal/Email
        ↓ inbound
      [ vox ]
        ↓ vox_route
      [ omegon agent ]
        ↓ vox_reply
      [ vox ]
        ↓ outbound
Discord/Slack/Signal/Email

Tools

Tool	Description
vox_route	Polled by Omegon for inbound messages
vox_reply	Send a response back to a channel/thread
vox_send	Send a new outbound message
vox_channels	List available channels and their status

Connectors

Connector	Status
Discord	Stable
Slack	Stable
Signal	Stable
Email (IMAP/SMTP)	Stable
LXMF (Reticulum)	Experimental

Configuration

Copy config.example.toml to ~/.config/vox/vox.toml and configure the connectors you need. Each connector requires its own credentials — see the example config for details.

Secrets are resolved through Omegon's SecretsManager (keyring, Vault, env, shell commands) and delivered securely via the extension RPC bootstrap. They are never written to disk or passed as environment variables.

Required secrets (per connector)

Secret	Connector
VOX_DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN	Discord
VOX_SLACK_BOT_TOKEN	Slack
VOX_SLACK_APP_TOKEN	Slack (Socket Mode)
VOX_SIGNAL_PASSWORD	Signal
VOX_EMAIL_PASSWORD	Email

All secrets are optional — connectors whose secrets are missing start in a degraded state rather than failing the extension.

Development

cargo build --release
omegon extension install .

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0