Hey Muse. A fork of TECHO5 that turns an Echo Show 5 into the voice of Muse, Meta's AI agent: a "Hey Muse" wake word on the device, pairing from the Muse app over Bluetooth, spoken answers, and the Muse character on screen. No Alexa, no Home Assistant needed. Not made or endorsed by Meta or Amazon.
Open firmware for the Echo Show 5, 1st and 2nd gen: Alpine Linux instead of Android, no Alexa. A local Home Assistant voice satellite with its own touch screen, on-device wake word, SSH and A/B over-the-air updates.
A local voice assistant for Home Assistant on old Amazon Echoes, with no Amazon software left on them: our own Linux userspace (emOS), our own audio pipeline, and a wake word that runs on the Echo, so nothing is sent until you say it.
Turn an Amazon Echo Dot or Echo Show into a fully local Home Assistant voice satellite, media player, display and Bluetooth proxy. No Amazon, no cloud.
Turn Amazon Echos (Echo Dot 3, Echo Dot 2, Echo 2) into local Home Assistant voice satellites. Keeps Amazon's mic processing and wake word engine, replaces Alexa with a small C daemon speaking ESPHome or Wyoming. Multiroom music via Music Assistant, Bluetooth speaker and proxy, no cloud.
nanoMuse: an open-source personal agent for every device you own. One agent with a name and a look of its own that does things, keeps working while the app is closed, remembers you, and asks before anything you cannot undo. On Android, iPhone and iPad, Windows / macOS / Linux and in the browser; your phone's screen and your computer as its hands.
Linux firmware for the Echo Spot (1st gen): no Fire OS, no Alexa. A local Home Assistant voice satellite with a round touch face, camera, Bluetooth, phone calls and signed A/B updates.
