AL·IX
A Lifeform, version IX

The wake-word loop

♪ a chime marks every mic-open and close: consent you can hear “Hey Alix” wake word fires Capture one utterance Whisper speech → text Chat turn the normal path Speak reply in the room 6-second follow-up window: no wake word needed heard nothing usable? she stays silent rather than answer static

How a spoken conversation runs: her name wakes her, one utterance is captured and transcribed, it becomes an ordinary chat turn, and she answers aloud, with a short window to keep going.

Saying "hey Alix" opens a listening window; a single utterance is captured, transcribed, and run through the same chat path as a typed message, then spoken back into the room. For a few seconds after she replies you can keep talking without saying her name again. A chime marks every open and close, and if she heard nothing usable, she stays silent.

Read the entry: Learning to hear →


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