Platypush

Getting started HTTPS configuration [Optional] Set up a VPN for the reverse proxy Server configuration Client configuration Reverse proxy Generate a certificate Installing the mobile app [Optional] Handling weather events ntfy Plugin configuration Notifyi…

The pipeline Setup Models Hotword Detection Speech-to-text Text-to-speech Configuration Home automation plugins Build Run Linux macOS Windows Usage Extending the Assistant Starting a conversation Deterministic commands AI Commands Speech to Intent Response

I have written in the past (here and here) about my self-hosted home music setup based on Mopidy, Platypush, and Snapcast.

Email aliases are one of the most effective solutions to protect your privacy in the age of surveillance capitalism.

I've always been an avid book reader as a kid.

Platypush 1.2.3 is out, and the main focus of this release is on the #media side.

Those who have been following my blog or used Platypush for a while probably know that I've put quite some efforts to get voice assistants rights over the past few years.

It's been 10 months and 1049 commits since the latest release of Platypush, 7 years since the first commit, and 10 years since the first release of its ancestor, evesp.

I have been an enthusiastic user of mpd and mopidy for nearly two decades.