But yeah, once I figured out that this enables streaming speech-to-speech applications on embedded devices, then it's easy to think up use cases.
But yeah, once I figured out that this enables streaming speech-to-speech applications on embedded devices, then it's easy to think up use cases.
Beyond that, while it does seem like its primarily vision is for speech-to-speech interfaces, it could easily be stretched to do things like send a templatized text prompt that was constructed based on toggle states, sensor readings, etc and (optimistically) asking for a structured response that could control lights or servos or whatever.
Generally, this looks like a very early stage in a hobby project (the code practices fall short of my expectations for good embedded work, being presented as a library would be better than as an application, the README needs lots of work, etc), but something more sophisticated isn't too far out of reach.
Even though the README isn’t completely done, give it a chance I bet you can have fun with it :)