exoclaw-tools-voice
Voice input for exoclaw — capture microphone audio and transcribe via an audio-capable LLM. Cross-runtime (CPython + MicroPython).
What it does
ListenAndTranscribeTool is the agent surface. When the agent calls
listen():
- Opens a board-supplied
AudioCapture(file-backed on the unix sim, I2S PDM mic on the reTerminal E1001). - Streams PCM bytes through a chunked base64 encoder into a chat-completions request body — never materialising the whole recording in memory.
- Routes the request to a dedicated audio-capable model (e.g.
openai/gpt-audio-minion OpenRouter), separate from the agent's main chat model. - Returns the transcription as plain text.
The agent's main loop never sees audio — it just gets text back from a
tool call, the same way web_search returns grounded text.
Architecture
The package is a Protocol seam:
AudioCaptureProtocol — what each board implementsListenAndTranscribeTool— cross-runtime tool that consumes the Protocolstream_audio_request_body— chunked JSON body generatorB64StreamEncoder— chunked base64 with mid-stream-padding-safe semantics
Concrete AudioCapture impls live in the firmware board tree:
boards/unix/audio.py—WavFileCapture(reads a pre-staged WAV)boards/reterminal_e1001/audio.py—I2SCapture(PDM mic viamachine.I2S, mic-power-enable on GPIO38, button K0 trigger)
Configuration
The firmware wires the tool when OPENAI_AUDIO_MODEL is set:
# mise.local.toml
[env]
OPENAI_AUDIO_MODEL = "openai/gpt-audio-mini"
Same pattern as OPENAI_SEARCH_MODEL for web_search. Unset → no
listen tool surface.
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