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assist/in-process
Fully in-process Assist: text (or speech) in, one useful result out, no
SpeechKit server. It wires a real LLM Generator (Gemini via the genai SDK)
into pkg/speechkit/assist.Service, and — when an OpenAI key is present —
the public pkg/speechkit/tts router for spoken output.
Requirements
GOOGLE_AI_API_KEY(a Google AI Studio key) — required.OPENAI_API_KEY— optional; enables spoken output through the public TTS router.-modelflag selects the Gemini generateContent model (defaultgemini-2.5-flash).
Run
GOOGLE_AI_API_KEY=... go run ./examples/assist/in-process
# optional spoken output: also set OPENAI_API_KEY
Expected output
An interactive stdin loop. Type a request and press Enter; the assistant
answers with one or two short sentences per line (assist: ...). With TTS
enabled, each answer also reports the synthesized audio size
((+N bytes of <format> audio)). An empty line quits.
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Example: fully in-process Assist — text (or speech) in, one useful result out, no SpeechKit server.
It wires a real LLM Generator (Gemini via the genai SDK) into pkg/speechkit/assist.Service, and — when an OpenAI key is present — the public pkg/speechkit/tts router for spoken output. This demonstrates that Assist and TTS are embeddable in-process: the host owns the LLM call and SpeechKit owns the pipeline (codeword/utility/LLM -> one-shot result -> optional TTS).
Audio-in: this demo takes text on stdin to stay portable. To go from speech, transcribe a WAV with a public STT provider first, e.g.
p := openaicompat.NewOpenAISTTProvider(os.Getenv("OPENAI_API_KEY")) // pkg/speechkit/stt
res, _ := p.Transcribe(ctx, wav, stt.TranscribeOpts{})
req := speechkit.AssistRequest{Text: res.Text}
Run:
GOOGLE_AI_API_KEY=... go run ./examples/assist/in-process # optional spoken output (public TTS router): also set OPENAI_API_KEY
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