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squid808 edited this page Aug 31, 2024
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I had a really hard time piecing all of the vector information together, and rather thank keeping a ton of tabs open, I've decided to aggregate the context here in case someone else is in the same spot as me.
- What is it? In short, wire-pod is the software that can drive a Vector unit without needing to connect to DDL.
- Why is it helpful? If you're running wire-pod at home, being able to reference the source code can be helpful in troubleshooting. For me, I was able to see that they were making direct API calls for things like setting volume to a bot, and not using a Python SDK.
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Notable links
- Issue 265 - [HELP] custom intent - custom python script - Info on setting up custom python scripts
- Issue 318 - custom intent with python SDK not working [BUG] - Examples from other folks of getting custom intents working
- code for the Web UI
- settings.html - shows the way volume is enumerated in the UI, for example
- shipped intents - the list of existing intents that comes with wire-pod, a good reference
- httprequest.js - the code for how the web requests are made from the wire-pod UI
- wire-prod-pod - a separate and deprecated repo. Helpful to show how custom intents can use program aruments for python.
- reddit thread on custom intents - another place where folks talk about the proper way to use custom intents
- Mirrored content - just in case the original goes down
- What is it? This is the most up to date fork of the Python SDK that I can find, and is related to Wirepod.
- Why is it helpful? This is what you should use, as of the last update, to work with Wirepod and Python.
- What is it? The primary reference guide for the Wirepod Vector Python SDK. Linked from the Github repo.
- Why is it helpful? Has some good troubleshooting information
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Notable links
- API Reference - an easy to read list of most API components
- Examples & Tutorials - working examples for the python SDK. A great place to start.
- What is it? A website of a dedicated Vector developer and fan, home of the T95 home wirepod pre-built.
- Why is it helpful? Includes lots of information about running and maintaining a T95 wirepod server. Including youtube videos.
- What is it? A lot of really interesting information about the Vector and how it works.
- Why is it helpful? It's a neat reference to learn more about the way that the Vector was made, to help inspire future work efforts.
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Notable links
- randym32's robot.py (Github gist) - An older python script that helps show an example of connecting to the python SDK
- What is it?
- Why is it helpful? Contains specifically the setup info, with examples.
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Notable links
- Anki's Vector Python SDK - the original Anki SDK. To be considered defunct, I think.
- What is it? A project with high dreams of completely open-sourcing the Vector.
- Why is it helpful? They have links to the Vector bible, as well as a wiki with a ton of information
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Notable links
- GooeyPancake (Github) - Various information on work they did for working on Vectors
- Vector Bible - A mirror of the Vector Bible
- Wiki - more information about the work to open source Vector
- What is it? A public Facebook group where folks vent and chat.
- Why is it helpful? They also share details and questions about custom development.
- What is it? A link on how to reset a Vector
- Why is it helpful? This was necessary as a step in setting up the Vector with the SDK.