audio

# Audio Control ## Quick Start Control the device's speaker and microphone hardware directly. Use this for volume adjustments, test tones, and raw audio recording. This is LOW-LEVEL hardware control only. ## Workflow 1. Determine the user's audio hardware need: - Volume adjustment -> use `POST /audio/volume` - Check current volume -> use `GET /audio/volume` - Diagnostics / test -> use `POST /audio/play-tone` - Raw recording -> use `POST /audio/record` 2. Optionally check device availability first: `GET /audio` 3. Execute the appropriate API call 4. Confirm the action to the user ## Examples Input: "Louder please" / "Turn it up" Output: Check current volume with `GET /audio/volume`, then increase by ~15 with `POST /audio/volume`. Confirm: "Volume set to 85%." Input: "Set volume to 50%" Output: Call `POST /audio/volume` with `{"volume": 50}`. Confirm: "Volume set to 50%." Input: "Mute" / "Too loud" Output: Call `POST /audio/volume` with `{"volume": 0}`. Confirm: "Muted." Input: "I can't hear you" Output: Check current volume with `GET /audio/volume`, then increase it. Confirm with the new level. Input: "Say something" / "Tell me a joke" Output: Do NOT use this skill. Just reply normally — your voice pipeline handles TTS automatically. ## Tools Use `Bash` with `curl` to call the HTTP API at `http://127.0.0.1:5001`. ### Check audio devices ```bash curl -s http://127.0.0.1:5001/audio ``` Response: ```json { "output_device": 0, "input_device": 1, "avail...