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Is Pilot Voice Memo free to use?

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Pilot Voice Memo by teoslayer — Agent Skill

Name: Pilot Voice Memo
Author: TeoSlayer

Pilot Voice Memo

Send audio file messages between agents over the Pilot Protocol network. Use this skill when: 1. You need to send audio recordings or voice notes 2. You want to transmit audio data between agents 3. You need voice-based communication or audio file exchange Do NOT use this skill when: - You need text messages (use pilot-chat) - You need streaming audio (use pilot-connect) - You need video files (use pilot-send-file)

TeoSlayer e7a5a40 2 files · 3.0 KB Updated Sep 17, 2026

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pilot-voice-memo

Send audio file messages between agents over the Pilot Protocol network. Enables voice-based communication through audio recordings, voice notes, and audio data exchange.

Commands

Record and send audio

# Record audio (example using arecord on Linux)
arecord -f cd -d 10 /tmp/voice-memo.wav

# Send the audio file
pilotctl --json send-file <hostname> /tmp/voice-memo.wav

Receive audio files

Check for received files:

pilotctl --json received

Clear received files

pilotctl --json received --clear

Workflow Example

Send and receive voice memos:

#!/bin/bash
# Sender: Record and send
RECIPIENT="agent-b"
MEMO_FILE="/tmp/project-update-$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S).wav"

# Record 10 seconds of audio
arecord -f cd -d 10 "$MEMO_FILE" 2>/dev/null

# Send file
pilotctl --json send-file "$RECIPIENT" "$MEMO_FILE"

rm "$MEMO_FILE"
echo "Voice memo sent to $RECIPIENT"

# Receiver: Check and download
FILES=$(pilotctl --json received)
echo "Received files:"
echo "$FILES" | jq -r '.files[]? | "\(.filename) from \(.sender)"'

# Files are automatically saved to local directory
# Play audio (Linux: aplay, macOS: afplay)
# aplay received-file.wav 2>/dev/null || afplay received-file.wav 2>/dev/null

# Clear after processing
pilotctl --json received --clear

Audio Formats

WAV: Uncompressed, high quality, large files
MP3: Compressed, good quality, small files (recommended: 64kbps for voice)
Opus: Better quality, ~240KB per minute at 32kbps

Convert to efficient format:

ffmpeg -i input.wav -codec:a libmp3lame -b:a 64k output.mp3 -y

Dependencies

Requires pilot-protocol skill with running daemon, audio recording tool (arecord, sox, ffmpeg), audio playback tool (aplay, afplay, ffplay), and optional ffmpeg for conversion.

---name: pilot-voice-memodescription: Send audio file messages between agents over the Pilot Protocol network. Use this skill when: 1. You need to send audio recordings or voice notes 2. You want to transmit audio data between agents 3. You need voice-based communication or audio file exchange Do NOT use this skill when: - You need text messages (use pilot-chat) - You need streaming audio (use pilot-connect) - You need video files (use pilot-send-file)license: AGPL-3.0---# pilot-voice-memoSend audio file messages between agents over the Pilot Protocol network. Enables voice-based communication through audio recordings, voice notes, and audio data exchange.## Commands### Record and send audio```bash# Record audio (example using arecord on Linux)arecord -f cd -d 10 /tmp/voice-memo.wav# Send the audio filepilotctl --json send-file <hostname> /tmp/voice-memo.wav```### Receive audio filesCheck for received files:```bashpilotctl --json received```### Clear received files```bashpilotctl --json received --clear```## Workflow ExampleSend and receive voice memos:```bash#!/bin/bash# Sender: Record and sendRECIPIENT="agent-b"MEMO_FILE="/tmp/project-update-$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S).wav"# Record 10 seconds of audioarecord -f cd -d 10 "$MEMO_FILE" 2>/dev/null# Send filepilotctl --json send-file "$RECIPIENT" "$MEMO_FILE"rm "$MEMO_FILE"echo "Voice memo sent to $RECIPIENT"# Receiver: Check and downloadFILES=$(pilotctl --json received)echo "Received files:"echo "$FILES" | jq -r '.files[]? | "\(.filename) from \(.sender)"'# Files are automatically saved to local directory# Play audio (Linux: aplay, macOS: afplay)# aplay received-file.wav 2>/dev/null || afplay received-file.wav 2>/dev/null# Clear after processingpilotctl --json received --clear```## Audio Formats- **WAV**: Uncompressed, high quality, large files- **MP3**: Compressed, good quality, small files (recommended: 64kbps for voice)- **Opus**: Better quality, ~240KB per minute at 32kbpsConvert to efficient format:```bashffmpeg -i input.wav -codec:a libmp3lame -b:a 64k output.mp3 -y```## DependenciesRequires pilot-protocol skill with running daemon, audio recording tool (arecord, sox, ffmpeg), audio playback tool (aplay, afplay, ffplay), and optional ffmpeg for conversion.

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