feat: implement Voice Support Adapter #6196#6658
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| import { IAgentRuntime, Memory } from "../../types.ts"; | |||
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Memory
Memory is imported but never referenced anywhere in this file. This will cause a TypeScript/linter warning and adds unnecessary noise.
| import { IAgentRuntime, Memory } from "../../types.ts"; | |
| import { IAgentRuntime } from "../../types.ts"; |
| static async processVoice( | ||
| runtime: IAgentRuntime, | ||
| audioBuffer: Buffer | ||
| ) { | ||
| // Logic to interface with Whisper or ElevenLabs | ||
| console.log("Processing audio buffer for agent..."); | ||
| return { | ||
| text: "Voice command recognized.", | ||
| confidence: 0.98 | ||
| }; |
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processVoice always returns the same hardcoded object regardless of the input audioBuffer. There is no call to Whisper, ElevenLabs, or any other service, and the runtime parameter is entirely unused. As written, this method provides zero actual voice-to-text functionality and cannot be used as a real implementation.
Additionally, console.log should be replaced with the ElizaOS logger (e.g. elizaLogger or the runtime's logger) to stay consistent with the rest of the codebase and avoid leaking debug output in production.
A real implementation needs to:
- Use
runtimeto resolve the service/model provider. - Invoke the actual STT service with
audioBuffer. - Return the transcription result from that service.
| static async generateSpeech( | ||
| runtime: IAgentRuntime, | ||
| text: string | ||
| ) { | ||
| // Logic to generate speech output | ||
| return Buffer.from([]); | ||
| } |
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generateSpeech is a no-op stub
This method accepts a runtime and a text argument but unconditionally returns Buffer.from([]) — an empty buffer. The runtime and text parameters are completely unused. A caller has no way to distinguish "empty speech" from "generation succeeded" vs. "generation failed," and in practice any downstream consumer would receive silence.
This method must either implement real TTS logic (calling ElevenLabs or similar via runtime) or remain unmerged until that logic is present.
| static async processVoice( | ||
| runtime: IAgentRuntime, | ||
| audioBuffer: Buffer | ||
| ) { | ||
| // Logic to interface with Whisper or ElevenLabs | ||
| console.log("Processing audio buffer for agent..."); | ||
| return { | ||
| text: "Voice command recognized.", | ||
| confidence: 0.98 | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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| static async generateSpeech( | ||
| runtime: IAgentRuntime, | ||
| text: string | ||
| ) { | ||
| // Logic to generate speech output | ||
| return Buffer.from([]); | ||
| } |
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Neither processVoice nor generateSpeech declares an explicit TypeScript return type. This makes it impossible for callers to rely on a stable contract and prevents TypeScript from catching type mismatches at compile time. Concrete return types (or at minimum a shared interface) should be defined and exported.
Example:
interface VoiceRecognitionResult {
text: string;
confidence: number;
}
static async processVoice(
runtime: IAgentRuntime,
audioBuffer: Buffer
): Promise<VoiceRecognitionResult> { ... }
static async generateSpeech(
runtime: IAgentRuntime,
text: string
): Promise<Buffer> { ... }1 participant
This PR introduces the
VoiceProcessingAdapterto ElizaOS, enabling multi-modal voice interaction.Changes:
/claim #6196
Greptile Summary
This PR adds a new
VoiceProcessingAdapterclass intended to bridge ElizaOS agents with voice services (Whisper for STT, ElevenLabs for TTS). Unfortunately, the current implementation is entirely placeholder/stub code and is not ready to merge.Key issues:
processVoicealways returns a hardcoded{ text: "Voice command recognized.", confidence: 0.98 }regardless of the actual audio input, andgenerateSpeechalways returns an emptyBuffer. No real service calls are made.runtimeparameter is unused in both methods — the entire point of accepting the runtime is to resolve service providers, which is not done.Memoryis imported but never referenced, which will trigger linter/TypeScript warnings.console.logused instead of the project logger, which is inconsistent with the rest of the codebase.Confidence Score: 1/5
Important Files Changed
processVoicereturns a hardcoded response with no actual STT logic,generateSpeechreturns an empty buffer,Memoryis imported but unused, andruntimeis accepted but never called.Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram participant Caller participant VoiceProcessingAdapter participant STTService as STT Service (Whisper) participant TTSService as TTS Service (ElevenLabs) participant IAgentRuntime Note over VoiceProcessingAdapter,IAgentRuntime: Current state: runtime is never used Caller->>VoiceProcessingAdapter: processVoice(runtime, audioBuffer) VoiceProcessingAdapter-->>Caller: ⚠️ hardcoded { text: "Voice command recognized.", confidence: 0.98 } Note over STTService: Never called Caller->>VoiceProcessingAdapter: generateSpeech(runtime, text) VoiceProcessingAdapter-->>Caller: ⚠️ Buffer.from([]) (empty) Note over TTSService: Never calledReviews (1): Last reviewed commit: "feat: implement VoiceProcessingAdapter f..." | Re-trigger Greptile