# 2026-02-08 - GLaDOS Voice Bot Setup

## What Happened

- Discussed GLaDOS project structure - it's a multi-agent voice assistant with:
  - Parakeet ASR for speech recognition (excellent, low latency)
  - Kokoro TTS with custom GLaDOS voice
  - Autonomy loop for proactive speech (no wake words)
  - Subagents (emotion, memory, news, weather) that write to shared slots
  - FastVLM for vision-based scene understanding
  - MCP tools for extensibility (Home Assistant, system info, etc.)

- Corey wants a Discord voice bot that's always available in a voice channel
- Existing bot at `/home/admin/.openclaw/workspace/discord-voice-bot/` was clunky
- Decision: Clean restart with simpler architecture

## Discord Voice Bot - New Setup

**Location:** `/home/admin/.openclaw/workspace/discord-voice-bot/`

**Configuration:**
- `config.yaml`: Discord token, channel ID 1468627455656067074 (#coding voice)
- STT: Wyoming Whisper on 192.168.0.17:10300
- LLM: Ollama at 192.168.0.17:11434 with `qwen3-coder-next:cloud`
- TTS: HTTP endpoint at localhost:5050 with "glados" voice

**Commands:**
- `!join` - Join voice channel (auto-joins on startup)
- `!leave` - Leave voice channel
- `!test [text]` - Test TTS

**Key Files:**
- `main.py` - Bot implementation using discord.py, wyoming protocol
- `config.yaml` - Configuration
- `requirements.txt` - Dependencies: discord.py, requests, numpy, wyoming

**What Changed:**
- Removed GLaDOS direct dependencies (simpler integration)
- Uses existing services (Whisper TTS, Ollama, HTTP TTS)
- Auto-joins voice channel on startup
- Clean async architecture

## Pending
- Test the bot in production