Voice Assistant

This skill appears to do what it says: it listens on your microphone, transcribes speech locally, sends text to your configured OpenClaw gateway, and uses ElevenLabs to generate speech audio. Before installing: - Understand what keys you provide: ELEVENLABS_API_KEY will cause text sent to the assistant to be sent to ElevenLabs for TTS (possible privacy and billing implications). Use a dedicated API key if you’re concerned about data exposure or costs. - Keep GATEWAY_URL pointed to a local gateway (default is ws://127.0.0.1:18789). Do not supply a token that grants broad access to a remote gateway unless you trust that endpoint; the client authenticates as a node with operator.write in the example handshake. - PORCUPINE_ACCESS_KEY is required for wake-word; Picovoice keys may expire. - The code creates temporary WAV files and asset files under the skill folder; ensure you run it from a directory you control. - The skill installs third-party Python packages and will (on first run) download Whisper models (~100–150MB or larger for bigger models). Consider installing and running in a virtualenv or isolated environment. - If you need stronger guarantees, review the included Python files yourself (we inspected them) or run the assistant in a sandboxed/isolated VM to monitor network calls and file writes. Overall: coherent and consistent with its stated purpose, but treat the API keys and gateway token as sensitive and verify the gateway target before use.