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Low-level speaker and microphone hardware control — adjust volume, play test tones, record raw audio. Do NOT use for TTS/speech (that is the Voice skill).
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MOVED — canonical skill now lives in the platform skills tree.
Self-enroll a voice for speaker recognition. Activate ONLY when (a) a mic `Unknown Speaker:` turn carries a clear self-introduction ("I'm X", "my name is X", "tôi là X"...), (b) prior same-tag `[voice:voice_N]` turns can be combined with a now-named turn, (c) a Telegram voice-note carries an intro, OR (d) the user asks to list / forget / identify voices. Do NOT activate on bare `Unknown Speaker:` turns with no name and no prior same-tag history — those need only a short ack. Self-enrollment only.
Proactive coaching across hydration, breaks, meals AND posture. Use when an [activity] event fires (message starts with `[activity] Activity detected: <labels>.` — labels include drink, break, or sedentary raw labels like "using computer"; sedentary events may also carry a [posture_summary: {...}] block when the user has been at the computer long enough for posture to drift), or when the user asks if they should drink water / take a break / fix their posture. Thresholds are computed from per-user logs, never guessed.
Push Claude Code activity to the user's device (e.g. a lamp) over the LAN. The plugin POSTs semantic events to a companion daemon on the device (HTTP, port 5002); the device turns them into its own feedback (LED / round display / voice). Supports connecting a device, pushing usage, sending notifications, and tuning how/when the user is alerted. Triggers: "connect my device", "push my usage to my device", "notify my device", "send to my device", "mute my device", "warn me earlier", "set warning threshold to N", "stop the task done notification".
Control the device's RGB light when the user asks for a SPECIFIC color (e.g. "yellow", "red", "yellow", "red", "turn on color X", "enable X light"), an LED effect, or turning LEDs off. Do NOT use for ambiance/activity lighting (use Scene) or emotion expression (use Emotion).
Camera control — snapshot, stream, and privacy toggle. Trigger on "what do you see", "look at this", "take a photo", "don't look", "stop looking", "stop watching", "stop staring", "camera off", "camera on", "give me privacy". MUST call [HW:/camera/disable:{}] or [HW:/camera/enable:{}] when toggling — never just reply with text.
| name | audio |
| description | Low-level speaker and microphone hardware control — adjust volume, play test tones, record raw audio. Do NOT use for TTS/speech (that is the Voice skill). |
Control the device's speaker and microphone hardware directly. Use this for volume adjustments, test tones, and raw audio recording. This is LOW-LEVEL hardware control only.
POST /audio/volumeGET /audio/volumePOST /audio/play-tonePOST /audio/recordGET /audioInput: "Louder please" / "Turn it up"
Output: Check current volume with GET /audio/volume, then increase by ~15 with POST /audio/volume. Confirm: "Volume set to 85%."
Input: "Set volume to 50%"
Output: Call POST /audio/volume with {"volume": 50}. Confirm: "Volume set to 50%."
Input: "Mute" / "Too loud"
Output: Call POST /audio/volume with {"volume": 0}. Confirm: "Muted."
Input: "I can't hear you"
Output: Check current volume with GET /audio/volume, then increase it. Confirm with the new level.
Input: "Say something" / "Tell me a joke" Output: Do NOT use this skill. Just reply normally — your voice pipeline handles TTS automatically.
Use Bash with curl to call the HTTP API at http://127.0.0.1:5001.
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:5001/audio
Response:
{
"output_device": 0,
"input_device": 1,
"available": true
}
curl -s -X POST http://127.0.0.1:5001/audio/volume \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"volume": 70}'
Volume range: 0 (mute) to 100 (max).
curl -s http://127.0.0.1:5001/audio/volume
Response: {"control": "Speaker", "volume": 70}
curl -s -X POST "http://127.0.0.1:5001/audio/play-tone?frequency=440&duration_ms=500"
Plays a sine wave. Use for audio testing only. Keep it short (< 1 second).
curl -s -X POST "http://127.0.0.1:5001/audio/record?duration_ms=3000"
Records from the microphone and returns a WAV file.
GET /audio returns "available": false, inform the user: "The speaker/microphone is not connected right now."[Audio] {action} — {details}
Examples:
[Audio] Volume set — 70%[Audio] Volume set — muted (0%)[Audio] Test tone played — 440Hz, 500ms[Audio] Recording captured — 3000ms