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The wake loop is wake → record → STT → agent → TTS. Arming without either end configured gives a mic that hears you and then does nothing perceivable — a useless experience. check_wake_word_requirements now probes both (same probes /voice uses: stt.enabled + provider != none; check_tts_requirements) and refuses with a pointer to `hermes tools` naming exactly which half is missing. The desktop ear hides (available: false already hides the button), /wake on prints the hint on CLI/TUI. wake.start also validates requirements BEFORE persisting wake_word.enabled, so a refused gesture can't leave config claiming on while nothing can ever arm. Tests: per-half and both-missing hint assertions; existing requirements tests pinned via _voice_loop_ready so they don't depend on the test venv's installed voice stack. E2E: stt.enabled=false in a real config -> unavailable with the speech-to-text hint. |
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| egress | ||
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| messaging | ||
| secrets | ||
| skills | ||
| _category_.json | ||
| checkpoints-and-rollback.md | ||
| cli.md | ||
| configuration.md | ||
| configuring-models.md | ||
| desktop.md | ||
| docker.md | ||
| git-worktrees.md | ||
| import-from-other-agents.md | ||
| managed-scope.md | ||
| multi-profile-gateways.md | ||
| profile-distributions.md | ||
| profiles.md | ||
| security.md | ||
| sessions.md | ||
| tui.md | ||
| windows-native.md | ||
| windows-wsl-quickstart.md | ||