VOICE-FIRST INTERFACE
Talk to your AI agents like you talk to your team
Suquo Systems puts voice at the centre of AI interaction. Wake word activation, natural language commands, real-time two-way conversation, and multimodal screen sharing — all running on your desktop with zero cloud dependencies for activation.
HOW IT WORKS
From spoken word to completed work
A single voice command sets an entire workflow in motion. Here is what happens under the hood.
VOICE PIPELINE
One command. Four stages. Zero friction.
The voice loop is designed to feel instant — each stage completes before you notice the handoff.
1. WAKE
ONNX model detects 'Hey Yma' locally. No API call. Under 200ms.
2. LISTEN
OpenAI Realtime API transcribes and understands your intent in real-time.
3. ROUTE
YMA conductor routes to the right agent — Research, Planning, Document, or Memory.
4. DELIVER
Results spoken back, tasks created, documents generated. Ready for your next command.
CAPABILITIES
Voice AI that goes beyond dictation
This is not speech-to-text. It is a voice-controlled operating layer for your entire AI agent team.
On-Device Wake Word
Say "Hey Yma" and the agent activates instantly. The wake word model runs locally via ONNX — no API call, no cloud processing, no latency. Works offline and responds in under 200ms.
Real-Time Two-Way Conversation
Full-duplex voice powered by OpenAI's Realtime API. Ask questions, give instructions, interrupt mid-sentence, and get spoken responses — like talking to a colleague, not typing into a chatbox.
Multimodal Screen Sharing
Yma sees what you see. Share your screen and say "look at this spreadsheet" or "what's wrong with this code." The agent interprets visual context alongside your voice command for precise, context-aware responses.
Voice-Triggered Task Execution
"Schedule a market research task for tomorrow morning." One sentence triggers task creation, agent delegation, and autonomous execution — without touching a keyboard or opening a project management tool.
Context-Aware Responses
The agent remembers your previous conversations, knows your projects, and understands your preferences. Ask a follow-up question three days later and it picks up exactly where you left off.
Zero Latency Activation
No loading screens, no app switching, no boot time. The voice interface is always listening for the wake word. From spoken command to agent action in under two seconds.
USE CASES
What voice-first AI looks like in practice
Real workflows. One voice command each. No prompts, no tab switching, no context re-explaining.
MORNING BRIEFING
"Hey Yma, what's on my plate today?"
WHAT HAPPENS
The agent reads your calendar, checks pending tasks, reviews overnight notifications, and gives you a spoken summary — all before you sit down.
CLIENT PREPARATION
"Prep the Q2 review for Acme Corp and flag any risks."
WHAT HAPPENS
Research agent pulls financial data, Document agent drafts the brief, Planning agent creates follow-up tasks. You get a complete review package in minutes.
HANDS-FREE CODING REVIEW
"Look at this PR and tell me if the error handling is solid."
WHAT HAPPENS
Screen sharing captures the diff. The agent analyzes the code, identifies edge cases, and suggests specific improvements — spoken back while you keep your hands on the keyboard.
CROSS-TEAM DELEGATION
"Send the updated proposal to the London team on Slack."
WHAT HAPPENS
Document generation, Slack delivery, and confirmation — all from a single voice command. The agent handles formatting, channel routing, and delivery verification.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Voice AI
How does the voice AI wake word work?
Suquo Systems uses an on-device ONNX model for wake word detection. When you say "Hey Yma", the system activates locally — no API call, no cloud processing. It works offline and responds in under 200ms.
Can I use voice to control AI agents without a keyboard?
Yes. Suquo Systems is designed voice-first. You can trigger research, create tasks, generate documents, delegate to remote agents, and review results — all through natural conversation. The keyboard is optional.
Does the voice AI see my screen?
Yes. YMA supports multimodal screen sharing — the agent can see your active window, documents, and browser tabs. Say "look at this" and the agent understands the visual context alongside your voice command.
What AI models power the voice interface?
Wake word detection uses a custom ONNX model running locally. Voice conversation uses OpenAI's Realtime API for full-duplex, low-latency speech. Task routing and execution use Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini depending on the agent role.
Is my voice data stored or sent to third parties?
Wake word detection is entirely on-device — no audio leaves your machine. Voice conversation audio is processed by OpenAI's Realtime API during the active session but is not stored. No voice data is retained by Suquo Systems.
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