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OpenAI Open Source React Voice Control: Use gpt-realtime-1.5 to Let Users Control the App with Their Voice
CryptoWorld News reports that OpenAI has open-sourced the realtime-voice-component, a React component library that allows developers to embed voice control capabilities into web applications. Users speak via microphone, and the model directly calls application functions using predefined tools, rather than generating text responses. The library is based on OpenAI’s realtime API, used in conjunction with gpt-realtime-1.5, and licensed under Apache-2.0. Developers register application actions as voice tools with definevoicetool(), manage sessions and connections with createvoicecontrolcontroller(), provide a start button through voicecontrolwidget, and display AI operation positions with ghostcursoroverlay for visual confirmation. The library is positioned as a reference implementation and educational resource, not published to npm, with the readme noting “not a promise of production-grade UI framework.”