Voice-Command-Ubuntu

#Python Voice Commands for controlling Ubuntu Pop-Shell/Gnome-Shell #Requires Internet Connection for Google's Speech Recognition API

What it can do?

Activates with:

• "Jarvis" or "Travis"

  Then responds to the following:

  • work (Tells you what his work is)
  • creator (Reads predefined name of creator)
  • date (Reads the date)
  • time (Reads the time)
  • play movie (Hits the space bar)
  • open programs (Opens programs with use of xdotool and predefined keyboard shortcuts, but commands also work. eg. Google = 'xdotool key super+b' or 'google-chrome')
  • control window actions (With predefined shortcuts as mentioned)
  • add note & read reminders (Add notes to 'note.txt' file with the date when asked 'note' and then promts for the actual note. Also reads back when asked 'reminders'
  • search Google (Activated with 'search' and promts user for search term before opening default browser to google search)
  • quit & exit (This will terminate the assistant.)

How to use it?

• First download the repository.

  -$ git clone https://github.com/CJsps199/Voice-Command-Ubuntu.git

• Move into downloaded folder

  -$ cd Voice-Command-Ubuntu

• Now run the program using:

  -$ python main.py

OR

• Add program to applications menu

  -$ cp VoiceAssistant.desktop $HOME/.local/share/applications/

• Open applications & run "Voice Assitant"

  Optional:

• Start assistant on boot:

  • $ cp AutostartVoiceAssistant.desktop $HOME/.config/autostart/

Requirements

Check requirements.txt file

Note: If you are using Ubuntu, then you may get some errors of the form "ALSA lib [...] Unknown PCM". To suppress those errors, see this Stackoverflow answer.