Microsoft Cognitive Services - Voice Assistant Sample Code

Overview

This repository includes everything needed to build a sample Voice Assistant hosted in your own Azure subscription, with a client application of your choice. Voice Assistants use Microsoft's Speech SDK in the client application to connect to Direct Line Speech Channel and your Bot-Framework bot. Alternatively, Speech SDK can be used to connect to your Custom Commands voice application. Voice Assistants can be keyword activated using keyword model files in this repository or new ones you create.

Or browse individual components per the repository content below. You may also find the following 12-minute overview video useful:

Repository Content

Sample Client Applications

Folder	Description	Language/Platform
clients	Landing page for sample clients
clients\csharp-uwp	UWP voice assistant client sample. An example UWP app that uses Window's new voice activation APIs, together with the Voice Assistant platform, to connect to your bot or Custom Commands application.	C#, Universal Windows Platform (UWP)
clients\csharp-wpf	Windows voice assistant client sample. Generic Windows tool to manually test your bot or Custom Commands application	C#, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
clients\cpp-console	Console client sample for Smart Speaker devices, configured via a json file to connect to your bot or Custom Commands application. It supports microphone input and audio playback. Build scripts for Raspberry Pi, GGEC Speaker and Windows are provided	C++, Windows, Linux
clients\java-android	An Android application (phone or tablet) configured to connect to your bot or Custom Commands application	Java Android

Sample Custom Commands

Folder	Description
custom-commands	Landing page for Custom Command demos, including deployment instructions
custom-commands\hospitality	Sample voice commands to control your room (lights, blinds, TV and temperature), including visualization of the results
custom-commands\inventory	Sample voice commands to control warehouse inventory (adding or removing different color crates), including visualization of the results
custom-commands\automotive	Sample voice commands to the environment in your car (temperature, .... ), including visualization of the results

Sample Keyword Models

Folder	Description
keyword-models	A few keyword models (.table files) for you to try out. Or you can create your own -- See Create a custom keyword using Speech Studio

Test Code

Folder	Description	Language/Platform
clients\csharp-dotnet-core\voice-assistant-test	Automated, multi-turn, end-to-end regression test for your bot or Custom Commands application. Supports WAV file input, text or Bot-Framework activities	C# .NET Core

Root Folder Files

File	Description	Language/Platform
`.gitignore`	Define what to ignore at commit time
`CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md`	Code of Conduct for all Microsoft repositories
`CONTRIBUTING.md`	Guidelines for contributing to these samples
`README.md`	This README file
`LICENSE.md`	The license for these samples
`SECURITY.md`	Information about reporting any security vulnerabilities to Microsoft
`NOTICE.txt`	License of third party software incorporated in these samples

Clone the Repo

To build any of the sample client applications or deploy custom commands to your Azure subscription, you will first need to clone this GitHub repository:

    git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/Cognitive-Services-Voice-Assistant.git
    cd Cognitive-Services-Voice-Assistant

Contributing

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Reporting Security Issues

Security issues and bugs should be reported privately, via email, to the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) at secure@microsoft.com. You should receive a response within 24 hours. If for some reason you do not, please follow up via email to ensure we received your original message. Further information, including the MSRC PGP key, can be found in the Security TechCenter.

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