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- The `Responding` state should be modelled as an extra event/binary
flag, not as an assistant state. The assistant may be listening for
hotwords even while the `tts` plugin is responding, and we don't want
the two states to interfere with each either - neither to build a more
complex state machine that also needs to take concurrent states into
account.
- Stop any responses being rendered upon the `tts` plugin when a new
hotword audio is detected. If e.g. I say "Ok Google", I should always
be able to trigger the assistant and stop any concurrent audio
process.
- `SpeechRecognizedEvent` should be emitted even if `cheetah`'s latest
audio frame results weren't marked as final, and the speech detection
window timed out. Cheetah's `is_final` detection seems to be quite
buggy sometimes, and it may not properly detect the end of utterances,
especially with non-native accents. The workaround is to flush out
whatever text is available (if at least some speech was detected) into
a `SpeechRecognizedEvent` upon timeout.
- Added wiring between `assistant.picovoice` and `tts.picovoice`.
- Added `RESPONDING` status to the assistant.
- Added ability to override the default speech model upon
`start_conversation`.
- Better handling of conversation timeouts.
- Cache Cheetah objects in a `model -> object` map - at least the
default model should be pre-loaded, since model loading at runtime
seems to take a while, and that could impact the ability to detect the
speech in the first seconds after a hotword is detected.
`AssistantEvent.assistant` is now modelled as an opaque object that
behaves the following way:
- The underlying plugin name is saved under `event.args['_assistant']`.
- `event.assistant` is a property that returns the assistant instance
via `get_plugin`.
- `event.assistant` is reported as a string (plugin qualified name) upon
event dump.
This allows event hooks to easily use `event.assistant` to interact with
the underlying assistant and easily modify the conversation flow, while
event hook conditions can still be easily modelled as equality
operations between strings.
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The project hasn't seen a commit in three years and it's probably been
abandoned by Mozilla.
New and better maintained speech-to-text integrations will be
investigated.
1. I no longer I use a Spotify account (I switched to Tidal after
Spotify deprecated libspotify), and I wouldn't like to create one
just to test this integration.
2. After a couple of years, the libspotify open fork (Librespot) seems
to be still in an unstable stage and it's already been discontinued
once - I would avoid rebuilding the integration against a dependency
that may change a lot in the near future.
Fabio Manganiello
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