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Esp32 Thinks (raullenchai/esp32-thinks): esp32-thinks is a personal AI voice assistant firmware for the ESP32-S3 that uses any OpenAI-compatible speech, chat and TTS servers, built on Meta's muse-gadget-sdk. See its 4 use cases.

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