Detects spoken stop commands in hands-free voice chat loops to safely end conversations.
// Source: https://github.com/zapabob/hermes-agent-windows | License: MIT | Copyright 2025 Nous Research // Provided via justclaw.it.com; keep this notice with the code. // Spoken stop-word detection for the voice conversation loop. // // When someone is in a hands-free "Hey Hermes" voice chat, the natural way to // end it is to SAY "stop" — not reach for the mouse. Without this, a spoken // "stop" is just transcribed and sent to the agent as a normal turn, so the // conversation never ends (the reported bug). This matcher recognises a short // utterance whose entire content is a stop command and ends the conversation // instead of submitting it. // // Deliberately conservative: it only fires when the WHOLE utterance is a stop // phrase (optionally addressed to Hermes), so a real turn that ... (truncated -- full source via MCP)
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