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Title: WisprFlow SDK by @shash | Stardance
Devlog Title: WisprFlow SDK by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
The end goal: Reverse-engineers the Wispr Flow desktop client and exposes its transcription and command APIs through a clean Python interface. Send audio files directly from Python, stream live audio, customize transcription behavior, and receive structured results — no UI interaction required.
Well before I tell you the goal of this project, let me describe why I’m making it and what my project is trying to do. For that I’ll need to share some context. First of all hi, I am Shashwat and it’s really nice that I’ve been given an opportunity to participate in Stardance Hack Club. I did not know how devlogs work so my first devlog was just a dummy devlog. This is the actual devlog. I did not know that I am supposed to install a hack a time to track my code timing because it’s really frustrating that it barely tracked one hour where I’ve been working on it for over 20 hours now, split across days. Anyways that does not matter. Coming back Wispr Flow is basically a commercial paid app made by some entity which is voice transcriptions. The way it’s different from Siri detections is that Siri does not know context and Siri does not know your names. It does not have a dictionary of you and the moment you start switching between languages if you’re bilingual and if you like to talk in a bilingual tone then it’s really difficult. It completely butchers everything and all the filler words, unnecessary stuff, etc. Every single thing is excluded, removed by Wispr Flow so you have a very professional text. In the long term that I would want to make a Jarvis-like home assistant for myself. I already have the whole home assistant running on my Raspberry Pi and I would want it to be automated by my voice. I haven’t really found any model that can do what Wispr Flow can. As the name suggests if you literally whisper to your microphone it can catch that even if you’re far away, even if you’re mumbling half asleep, you can still catch that. I don’t know how they’ve accomplished it but they’ve accomplished it really well. Again this is not an advertisement so I have purchased the pro tier and have paid for it but they don’t have an API. Basically they have an API but they have sunsetted the API where they don’t give it anymore because I spoke to their owners and the owner was like it was very complicated and it was not really worth the investment so that’s why they stopped the API. If I can reverse engineer it, I have full permission to do it for my personal projects and I can use it. For the past few days, combined time over 25 hours to 30 hours, I’ve spent on reverse engineering the Wispr Flow app. Based on that the progress I have made till now is that I have figured out how their model works and what’s the structure of their queries and calls and how I structure it now. The part that’s left is to wrap it into a Python SDK because I want to programmatically be able to send that specific 10 seconds of my voice recording and just get the text back programmatically in my own Python application. That is the long-term goal. I’ll talk to you next time or also this entire thing was dictated by Wispr Flow and I’m literally not going to correct anything because I’m pretty sure it caught everything and I’m just going to hit post. In case you find any mistakes just excuse me because I was using voice dictation.
https://github.com/ThisisShashwat/wisprflow-sdk/blob/main/demo/demo.md Hey guys, I’m so excited to announce that I’ve completed everything! The SDK is done, the Path Script is done, and now I can 100% make it work. It’s been coding for over 4 hours now, after the last dev log. I’m really frustrated that this took an insane amount of time because my experience with JavaScript isn’t that much, but it was enough for me to know what Electron was and how Node works. And even the code was highly minified (it was Electron code), I was able to figure it out. I learned a lot while making this. I learned how to reverse engineer Electron apps, and I learned how to use partial scripts to make reverse engineering ways. Here, obviously I took aid from ChatGPT and Claude to help me out with the reverse engineering because I didn’t know a lot, and they’re amazing tools when it comes to learning. So I finally managed to make it; everything is done, and now I’ll be finally pushing it out!
Ships:
I’m just going to ramble on and I’m going to describe my whole project. So basically, I needed a way to transcribe my audio. My eventual goal is to make a home assistant-type of Jarvis, but I really needed to pick up my voice really well. I like to speak in Hindi and English at the same time, multiple, lots of times. I have lots of filler words, I mumble a lot. Obviously, you would expect it to catch your voice really well. There are models such as OpenAI Whisper. Those are models, but they are not that good for this use case. But then I found that Wispr Flow is a model that is absolutely exceptional at picking up the little nuances of language when I speak in multiple languages at the same time. But there was no programmatical way to really interact with the API, so I texted one of the owners on LinkedIn, and they gave me permission to reverse engineer it, as they said that maintaining an API is a huge overhead for them, and they are just a start-up, so they really would not mind me reverse engineering it and building it myself if I really wanted that desperately, but they have no plans of making an API. And because I have the Pro plan, I can use it a lot without running out of words So I took it upon myself as a challenge, and I built the Python SDK that also works with the command line, where you just give it an audio file and it gives you the final transcribed version....
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Title: DogeOS by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
This Title: DogeOS by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
This is my first devlog for today. All that I am doing till now is that I have read the entire guide and I have read the documentation. I am trying to learn how to really replicate the structure of an operating system in pure JavaScript. I am actually learning how to make a structured OS rather than actually doing what the guide does because I want to make it as modular as possible so I can replicate every single thing that this does in the future. Adding apps should be really like adding apps. The way you install apps should actually be something like that in reality rather than a bad attempt at hardcoding everything. That is my goal for this: making the starting very easy so the later becomes very easy The way I’m actually learning is through Claude and anti-gravity because they actually teach me properly how to really do it. I can keep asking them questions so I’m using AI to learn right now. This is my first hour of actual learning rather than counting
It’s been 1 hour since I’ve been building it. A task manager is left; only the icon is there and I haven’t started with the task bar at all. I have to start with the task bar. The notepad is ready. The settings app is also a dummy app. Let us see how I build it
Alright I am finally ready to ship it. Everything is done and it looks wonderful I have added the taskbar. I have added every single feature I wanted and I also uploaded to render so it works flawlessly
Final changes and bug fixess
DOGE OS LETS GOOO it was so boring before it felt like bad ui but reworked it so it felt like win95 but lil meme ig? idk how to explain
Ships:
WebOS is an interactive, browser-based desktop simulator powered by an event-driven kernel.js that handles application registration, settings configurations, and scoped localStorage persistence. The environment features a window-management module providing draggable, resizable, minimizable, and maximizable application windows, snap layouts, alongside a desktop interface equipped with a click-and-drag selection lasso, launchable desktop shortcuts, context-menu capabilities, a taskbar for switching between active applications, a system tray, and notifications. It comes pre-installed with a Welcome app, a persistent Notepad app featuring automatic local saving, a Task Manager, and a Settings app that allows users to customize accent colors, toggle dark mode, and change background wallpapers....
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Title: Colab SDK by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
I Title: Colab SDK by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
I’m not really accustomed to how devlogs work so I did not know that I was supposed to make devlogs at regular intervals. I have completed the project and now I will just narrate my entire journey in a very long single devlog. Basically this project helps me bypass the 5-hour Plot session limit. The way it works is that I have multiple accounts (more than 3) and all of them are on the free tier. Many times it’s urgent and I am using Plot but then the session has run out. The best thing I can literally do is switch the account but I’ll have to manually copy page-relevant information and then go to the next account, paste it, and make sure that the new Plot is caught up with everything I’m discussing. I thought about what if I could make a Chrome extension that basically tracks my users and shows me right there what is my users’ percentage so I’ll know when to stop the conversation and if I want to have a long conversation. There’s just a migrate account button where I can just click it. It’s automatically going to stop. It will switch accounts for me and it is going to use Haiku to take all the message contexts, summarize it, and inject it into Plot’s context so I can just resume literally resume with it. I basically decided to make this extension so: I simply added a user tracker which tells me users for my account. I added a switch user option where I could add multiple accounts and it just natively adds a switch account button in the settings so I can switch between all my accounts. There is an export and import option where I just get a full transcript of the entire chat, all the turns between me and Plot, and a markdown file. Lastly the most important thing is the migrate button which basically takes the current chat, exports it, and then imports it into the new account, summarizes everything so Plot can fit that context in its context window and just resume like nothing happened. It works exceptionally well. I can switch between accounts for hours and literally just have to wait for 30 seconds for it to switch every single time. I’m really proud of this project. This project has been uploaded to the Chrome web store, which means that literally anybody can go download it right now and it’s available for free for everybody. It does not send any data; it’s 100% local. The entire source code is on GitHub so you can go, take inspiration, and you can change it however you want. I hope you like my project. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/claude-session-migrator-a/alpcgnokbgenkmcahimcojhgabcldfko
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Title: Claude Chrome extension by @shash | Stardan Title: Claude Chrome extension by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
I’m not really accustomed to how devlogs work so I did not know that I was supposed to make devlogs at regular intervals. I have completed the project and now I will just narrate my entire journey in a very long single devlog. Basically this project helps me bypass the 5-hour Plot session limit. The way it works is that I have multiple accounts (more than 3) and all of them are on the free tier. Many times it’s urgent and I am using Plot but then the session has run out. The best thing I can literally do is switch the account but I’ll have to manually copy page-relevant information and then go to the next account, paste it, and make sure that the new Plot is caught up with everything I’m discussing. I thought about what if I could make a Chrome extension that basically tracks my users and shows me right there what is my users’ percentage so I’ll know when to stop the conversation and if I want to have a long conversation. There’s just a migrate account button where I can just click it. It’s automatically going to stop. It will switch accounts for me and it is going to use Haiku to take all the message contexts, summarize it, and inject it into Plot’s context so I can just resume literally resume with it. I basically decided to make this extension so: I simply added a user tracker which tells me users for my account. I added a switch user option where I could add multiple accounts and it just natively adds a switch account button in the settings so I can switch between all my accounts. There is an export and import option where I just get a full transcript of the entire chat, all the turns between me and Plot, and a markdown file. Lastly the most important thing is the migrate button which basically takes the current chat, exports it, and then imports it into the new account, summarizes everything so Plot can fit that context in its context window and just resume like nothing happened. It works exceptionally well. I can switch between accounts for hours and literally just have to wait for 30 seconds for it to switch every single time. I’m really proud of this project. This project has been uploaded to the Chrome web store, which means that literally anybody can go download it right now and it’s available for free for everybody. It does not send any data; it’s 100% local. The entire source code is on GitHub so you can go, take inspiration, and you can change it however you want. I hope you like my project. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/claude-session-migrator-a/alpcgnokbgenkmcahimcojhgabcldfko...
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ruview by @shash | Stardance
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Title: ruview by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
Ruvi Title: ruview by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
Ruvieew devlog 1...
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Aria by @shash | Stardance
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Title: Aria by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
dv log Title: Aria by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
dv log 1...
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Title: balls by @shash | Stardance
Devlogs:
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Devlog Title: Card Game by @sharmnten | Stardance
Devlogs:
Made setup for poker game and blackjack game, with intial UI layout. Took sprites from Itch.io to use in the game. I took way to long making sure everything was perfectly centered, because it was annoying me. Started making a card class.
Got the dealing mechanism to work. Now, when the “check” button is pressed, a card comes from the deck, and goes to the players hand. This is just for testing, the real game cards will be dealt automatically.
Worked a ton on a new card game I am adding, called ride the bus. Animations have been added to card dealing, so the card now smoothly tweens over and then flips over to show the face. I also updated poker so that way the game starts, takes the bet amount, and then deals cards to the player and dealer. Additionally, I created a chip scene that can be used in all the games to approximate the amount of money that is on the table.
Finished the Ride the Bus card game. Turn four involved guessing which suite the next card will be for 20x multiplier. Wrote 8 new functions, overall the first card game being finished is a solid landmark for the project. In the future I will either continue to develop the other card games and possibly roulette, or I might move to character movement and map design.
Started setting up the player animations. It is rather tedious as I need to create idle animations for each character hair, body, shirt, and pants and shadow, but this will later allow for more customizability of the character. I will also need to create a police hat for the IRS officers, but that will come later.
Created a new system for character animations where each clothing piece has a dedicated Animation Resource file. This will allow easier animation management when the user creates a custom character. Additionally, I created the police hat animations(this didn’t contribute to the time, but also is important).
Started the character customizing screen, and wrote the code that allows the player to adjust the character sprite to their liking. Once this is finished, I will create a system that allows it to be saved into the game save file, and then I will have to create the rest of the animations. Then afterwards I will develop the map and the game will be almost complete.
Added walk animations to every single asset. Next step is to script the walk animations into place, so each animation plays at the right time, and the assets get mirrored at the right time as well.
Built out tilemap and configured tiles which is really tedious because I have to configure hitboxes and paint the tiles into place. A problem im having is that the foreground elements are not being ordered correctly with the player.
Created a prompt and system that starts the “Ride the Bus” and “Poker” games. The prompt appears when the player gets close. Additionally, the map of the casino was updated. The background of the camera matches the walls of the casino, so it appears there is nothing beyond the walls of the casino. Next will be making the money in card games link to the casino scene.
Made it so when you start playing a game, you spawn in the same spot when the game ends.
Worked on the map for the town. This took a really long time, as setting up the autotiling strategies was something I had never done before.
Remade casino art, and added limos to the street. Made it so you can enter the casino, and when you exit you spawn in the same spot. Next I need to make the players house and some UI. After that I will work on fixing poker and blackjack, and finalizing the game mechanics.
Added the UI to every screen, made the game full screen for web, and finally updated the website because I realized it wasn’t updating this whole time, because I hadn’t been pushing new web builds.
Wrote new poker logic, that determines who wins a match. Additionally, started adding new UI to poker so its easier to play.
Created new win UI, as well as a really simple bot. Ready to ship now. In the future, I hope to optimize the UI further, and make the bot more intelligent using the Effective Hand Strength algorithm. I also plan to implement the new win UI in Ride the Bus, as well as creating blackjack as a new game. While the UI is not in a finalized shape, everything is functional.
Ships:
I made a game that aimed to be similar to Stardew Valley, but with more of a focus on making it out of debt, similar to the Steam game Gambling With Friends. While this game is not complete, players are able to create a character, explore a small town, and enter a casino, and play “Ride the Bus” on the right hand side of the Casino. I am really proud of the card games, as the animations are really good in my opinion. PS: Poker, on the left hand side of the casino, is entirely broken. DO NOT PLAY POKER or you will have to reload the page.
Fixed up poker game, and implemented new winning UI. Nothing else changed from the previous ship. I really like the new UI i created, and plan to implement it elsewhere in the other card game....
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My awesome macropad! by @sharmaaarnav2012 | Starda My awesome macropad! by @sharmaaarnav2012 | Stardance...
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learing html by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
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Title: learing html by @sharma_manjuroyal | Starda Title: learing html by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
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here my peoject dealited i will teaching a html term and css per day
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protfolo by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
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portfolo by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
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Title: portfolo by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
Title: portfolo by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
Devlogs:
here coding portfolo
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profile card by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
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Title: profile card by @sharma_manjuroyal | Starda Title: profile card by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
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plz do not reject for ai i check my hacktime before anything thanks i just need some dust...
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