Building your own Jarvis inside of Home Assistant

In this Video:
I'm going to walk you through the process of setting up your very own voice assistant within Home Assistant. This guide assumes you already have Home Assistant installed on your network. Ill cover the following key components: Setting up Eleven Labs Text-to-Speech for voice cloning, Installing the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS), Integrating the extended OpenAI Conversation module, Generating API keys for both OpenAI and Eleven Labs. Configuring Whisper for speech to text Setting up custom wake words and more
By the end, you'll have a functional voice assistant, and in future videos, I'll be showing you how to build a satellite device to control your smart home with AI.



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Links from the video:
Need HACS?: https://hacs.xyz/
ElevenLabs: http://tgzg.xyz/11labs
OpenAi: http://tgzg.xyz/openai
Extended_openAI_Conversation - http://tgzg.xyz/extendedopenai
Custom Wake Word Guide from HA: http://tgzg.xyz/hacustomwakewords


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Music from the video:
Generated by Suno Ai

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - What You’ll Need (Home Assistant, HACS, Eleven Labs, OpenAI)
01:35 - Exploring the Home Assistant Community Store
02:45 - Installing Eleven Labs TTS
04:10 - Installing the Extended OpenAI Conversation Module
05:45 - Generating API Keys for OpenAI and Eleven Labs
07:15 - Adding API Keys to Home Assistant
08:10 - Installing Piper, Whisper, and Open Wake Word
10:00 - Configuring Voice Assistants and AI
11:25 - Setting Up Wake Word for Open Wake Word
12:30 - Troubleshooting HTTPS and Wake Word Issues
13:40 - Demonstrating the Voice Assistant in Action
15:00 - Setting Up Piper as a Local Text-to-Speech Alternative
16:35 - Closing Remarks and Upcoming Content