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Description
Problem or Need
Modern users expect intelligent and hands-free interaction. Currently, the application lacks an AI-driven assistant that can talk with the user, understand voice commands, and perform actions on the webpage.
Users must manually click buttons or navigate the app, which reduces accessibility and convenience.
Proposed Solution
Add an AI Voice Assistant that can:
Listen to user voice commands
Speak responses using text-to-speech
Execute actions like:
Opening pages / sections
Scrolling the page
Clicking buttons
Searching inside the website
Performing tasks like "go to dashboard", “open profile”, “scroll down”, etc.
The assistant would appear as a small floating widget (like Google Assistant or Jarvis style).
Expected Behavior
From a user point of view:
User clicks “Activate Assistant” button (or says "Hey Assistant").
User talks naturally:
“Open settings page”
“Scroll down”
“Search for mobile phones”
“Go to home page”
The assistant responds with speech:
“Opening the settings page…”
The assistant performs the action automatically.
Benefits
Hands-free navigation
Great accessibility for visually impaired users
Makes the website/app feel futuristic (Jarvis-like)
Easier navigation for large dashboards or multi-page apps
Useful for mobile users who prefer voice interaction
Possible Implementation
Frontend (React / Vite / JS)
Speech Recognition:
Web Speech API (SpeechRecognition)
Or Google STT, OpenAI Realtime API (optional)
Speech Synthesis:
window.speechSynthesis for voice replies
AI Processing:
OpenAI GPT / Gemma / Llama through API for understanding commands
Command classification:
Navigate: “open profile”, “go home”
Scroll: “scroll down”, “scroll to top”
Actions: “play video”, “submit form”
Search: “find product laptops”
Page Navigation:
Using window.location, router.push(), or DOM actions
Jarvis UI:
A floating circular mic button
Pulse animation when listening
Chat bubbles for responses