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Daily-driver setup: keep skills first, add OVOS Persona right after the high-confidence matchers, and run a tiny local LLM. MagicMirror² shows the vibes with wakeword visuals and YouTube casting.
A practical example of OVOS and Hivemind running locally on standard hardware, designed for home automation and basic AI assistant tasks — especially suited for supporting people with disabilities.
Ever had your beloved OpenVoiceOS assistant respond with a blank stare, or worse, utter something completely nonsensical, after you *thought* you said something perfectly clear? We've all been there.
Creating a voice for a text-to-speech system usually requires a real person to spend hours recording audio. That’s expensive, time-consuming, and in many languages or accents, the voices just don’t exist at all
How OpenVoiceOS emerged not as a rebellious fork but as a necessary continuation of the Mycroft project, driven by the core community to create a truly open voice assistant.
The latest evolution of OpenVoiceOS integrates LLMs through the Persona Pipeline, creating more human-like interactions, but not without psychological risks.
Learn how OpenVoiceOS is now available as containerized services for easier installation and management.
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