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voice-browser

Local voice-controlled Playwright browser: Jev chooses a typed intent and target from speech and a bounded page snapshot, while code applies confidence gates and asks for confirmation before actions it classifies as destructive. The Web Speech API sends audio to Google, and transcripts, page context, and recent actions go to TypeSafe; the author's 34-case integration result uses captured fixtures, not arbitrary websites.

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