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@arvoretech/pi-elevenlabs-stt

v1.0.2

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PI extension for push-to-talk speech-to-text using the ElevenLabs Scribe API

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Keywords

piextensionspeech-to-texttranscriptionelevenlabsscribepush-to-talk

Readme

@arvoretech/pi-elevenlabs-stt

PI extension for push-to-talk speech-to-text using the ElevenLabs Scribe API.

What it does

Registers a keyboard shortcut that toggles microphone recording. Press once to start recording from your default mic, press again to stop and transcribe. The resulting text is appended to the editor input.

  • First press: starts recording from the selected microphone via ffmpeg (shows 🎙 recording in the footer).
  • Second press: stops recording, sends the audio to ElevenLabs Scribe, and inserts the transcript into the editor (⏳ transcribing…).

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /stt-devices | List available microphone inputs and select one. The active device is marked with ✓; the system default is marked (default). | | /stt-device-clear | Reset back to the system default microphone. |

The selected device is persisted in the session and restored on --resume.

Requirements

  • ffmpeg on PATH (used to capture microphone audio).
  • An ElevenLabs API key exported as ELEVENLABS_API_KEY.

The extension auto-detects the audio input backend:

| Platform | Backend | |----------|---------| | macOS | avfoundation | | Linux (PulseAudio / PipeWire) | pulse | | Linux (ALSA only) | alsa |

Configuration

| Env var | Default | Description | |---------|---------|-------------| | ELEVENLABS_API_KEY | — | Required. ElevenLabs API key used for transcription. | | ELEVENLABS_STT_SHORTCUT | ctrl+alt+t (Linux/Windows), ctrl+alt+r (macOS) | Keyboard shortcut that toggles recording. On macOS, alt is the Option key. Avoid super (Cmd) — terminals usually don't forward it to pi. |

Some terminals and window managers reserve ctrl+alt+t / ctrl+cmd+t. If the shortcut doesn't reach pi, set ELEVENLABS_STT_SHORTCUT to another combination (e.g. alt+t, ctrl+alt+r).

Privacy

Recorded microphone audio is sent to the ElevenLabs API for transcription. Recordings are written to a temporary file and deleted immediately after transcription (and on session shutdown). Nothing else is stored.

Notes

  • Recordings shorter than 400ms are ignored.
  • Uses the scribe_v2 model with automatic language detection.
  • Requires interactive (TUI) mode for the shortcut and editor insertion.