voice-router-multi-agent

Wake-word routing detects specific trigger phrases and directs the voice command to a configured AI agent like Hermes, Ollama, or Home Assistant. The system uses pluggable adapters and a configuration file to map each wake word to its corresponding CLI-backed tool.

Yes, this system targets smart home and office setups, enabling hands-free control and multi-agent orchestration. It supports routing voice commands directly to Home Assistant and Ollama using their respective wake words.

You can add a new AI agent by configuring a lightweight adapter and updating the configuration file. The pluggable adapter architecture allows you to define new wake words and connect them to additional CLI-backed tools.

Docker is not strictly required, as the core routing logic and adapters operate via CLI-backed tools and a configuration file. However, the system includes optional docker-compose services for users who want containerized deployment.

The best way to orchestrate cross-agent tasks without manual switching is to implement centralized wake-word routing. By assigning a unique wake word to each AI agent, the system automatically directs voice commands to the correct target.