neuroskill-bci

Real-time EEG data tailors conversational responses by streaming brain and biometrics metrics from hardware like Muse or OpenBCI through a local NeuroSkill instance, enabling the assistant to adjust replies based on your current focus, relaxation, or stress levels.

To stream brain-computer-interface data for neurofeedback coaching, you need compatible EEG hardware such as Muse, Muse S, or OpenBCI, along with the NeuroSkill desktop app running a local WebSocket/HTTP API server on port 8375.

To start tracking focus and stress metrics over a session, launch the NeuroSkill desktop app, ensure the local server is reachable, and ask the assistant to read live status to begin streaming real-time biometrics and apply session labels.

Yes, you can trigger interventions based on cognitive load and sleep metrics during a session by streaming real-time biometrics through the NeuroSkill instance, which supports protocol suggestions and performance tracking for focus, relaxation, and stress.

Yes, reading real-time brain data requires the NeuroSkill desktop app running locally with a WebSocket/HTTP API active on port 8375, along with the client CLI to query status, sessions, labels, and protocols.

Available biometric metrics for neurofeedback through a brain-computer-interface include focus, relaxation, mood, cognitive load, sleep, and stress, which are streamed in real-time to provide context-aware guidance and track performance.