Official documentation
Speech-to-Phrase (README, raw file)
OHF-Voice project contributors, GitHub, OHF-Voice organization, n.d.
Read the originalRead on October 17, 2026
- What it is
- The README of the open-source Speech-to-Phrase project, which says what the tool is, that it is not general speech recognition, which languages it supports and that development has moved to another repository.
- How much weight it carries
- The project's own README, reliable on its scope and status. The page does not show a publication date, so read it as the state of the repository on the day it was checked.
Facts taken from this source
- The Speech-to-Phrase README says the tool combines pre-defined sentence templates with the names of things from your Home Assistant to produce a file of the sentences it can recognize.
“Speech-to-phrase combines ... with the names of things from your Home Assistant to produce a” (How it works)
- The Speech-to-Phrase README says it is not a general purpose speech recognition system, because it answers which of the phrases it knows was said.
“Speech-to-phrase is not a general purpose speech recognition system.” (README introduction)
- The Speech-to-Phrase repository holds the Kaldi-based version up to v1.4.3, and says development has moved to the OHF-Voice apps repository, where the rewrite is being built.
“Development has moved to OHF-Voice/apps . This repository holds Speech-to-Phrase up to v1.4.3 (Kaldi-based).” (README notice)