Speakvora 开源离线语音包智能体：可发短信、打电话并推送 Slack

A small agent that turns an offline voice pack into automated work: confirm bookings, remind people from your calendar, tell customers an order is ready, answer texts, calls and email, wake your on-call engineer when a pipeline fails, and tell your team in Slack or Teams.

It runs on your own server, next to your app, with your own accounts. Standard-library Python only. No hosted service, no per-message fee from us, nothing to install in your chat or calendar.

Speakvora sells offline voice packs (audio you ship once). The packs are being rebuilt to include this agent, English first, so a purchase is audio plus agent for one price. The agent is free software (MIT) and works with any set of audio files laid out like a pack; the pack audio is licensed separately.

Try it in two minutes, no accounts

git clone https://github.com/eyeguide-dev/speakvora-pack-agent && cd speakvora-pack-agent
python3 examples/restaurant/demo.py

It runs a restaurant's day against fake Twilio, Slack and Google servers on your machine and prints what the agent did, and what it refused to do (no consent, opted out).

Use it with a pack

pip install speakvora-pack-agent        # once published on PyPI; until then clone this repo (the demo needs nothing else)
cd your-unzipped-pack
speakvora-pack-agent init --pack .      # writes agent.json + workflows.json for the pack's industry
speakvora-pack-agent check              # what is connected, which spoken lines are missing
speakvora-pack-agent source add github  # ready webhook mappings: github, gitlab, pagerduty, stripe, shopify, calendly, generic-pos
speakvora-pack-agent run                # DRY RUN: records what it would do, sends nothing
speakvora-pack-agent run --live         # when the log looks right

What it connects to

New here? Start with docs/integrate-in-10-minutes.md: init, doctor, events (copy-paste signed examples for Python, Node, PHP, Ruby, Go, curl). Works in all 12 pack languages; init --mode open removes per-person and hourly limits (opt-outs, required notices and the kill switch stay on).

Texts, calls and WhatsApp through Twilio, or any provider's web API (sms_provider, call_provider); Slack and Microsoft Teams; Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 (ICS link or OAuth); SMTP and IMAP email; any system that sends a webhook (a short mapping, no code); any REST API (http action). See docs/connect-anything.md and docs/integrate-existing-numbers.md.

Safety is on by default

Dry-run first. Customer messages need consent. STOP is always honoured. Quiet hours and limits (strict, standard, open). Notices your industry must say are added automatically (automated-call line, opt-out footer, emergency and privacy for health, facility notices, debt-collector notice, confidentiality). Signed requests only. A kill switch (create a file named STOP in agent-state/). See docs/safety.md and docs/limits-and-control.md.

Honest limits

Keyword and menu based, not a chatbot. You run it (Python 3.9+). US texting needs carrier registration in your provider account; inbound phone menus need Twilio. Tested against simulated services, so start in dry-run with your own accounts. Legal notice wording is a starting point for your counsel, not legal advice. Not for medical advice, emergencies or patient information. Not an inmate calling platform.

License

MIT for the software. Logos or brand names mentioned belong to their owners; no endorsement implied. Pack audio is separate.