The user's wersperr, wired into the sky: hold Right ⌥, speak, release —
the transcript flows to the hub as OSC and reaches every client as a
voice event (Stage 3 gives it the grammar).
- workers/godspeak_worker.py: wersperr-derived (MLX Whisper, 16kHz mono,
Right ⌥ via pynput). Sends /godspeak/rec 1|0 on key edges and
/godspeak <text> after transcription instead of pbcopy/paste. House
worker pattern: argparse --host/--port, lazy imports with graceful
"not available — skipping (optional)" exit, --check self-test, warm-up.
MLX is Apple-Silicon-only so it's local-rig-only + opt-in; deps stay
OUT of requirements.txt (documented pip install in the docstring).
Transcription serialized (one MLX graph at a time); a busy mic can't
kill the hotkey listener.
- hub.py: _osc_handler special-cases /godspeak (text/state, not a float
signal), queues it, and control_loop relays {"godspeak":{...}} to ws
clients — dropped entirely in read-only mode (it's a command channel).
Bridged OSC-thread → asyncio via a queue, like every other ingest.
- run.py: --godspeak opt-in flag mirroring --sports; never a default.
Python-only — zero viz/index.html, zero requirements.txt/config.json.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
