
DocuVoice RAG is a voice-powered document question-answering system that makes it easier to interact with long and complex documents. Instead of manually searching through pages, users can upload a document and simply ask questions using their voice. The system converts speech into text using AssemblyAI, retrieves the most relevant information from the uploaded document through a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipeline, and generates a contextual answer. This approach helps reduce the time and effort required to find information while keeping responses grounded in the document’s content. DocuVoice RAG combines voice interaction, document retrieval, and AI-generated responses into a simple conversational experience. The project demonstrates how speech AI and RAG can work together to make document-based knowledge more natural, accessible, and user-friendly
30 Sep 2026

Mushaki is an AI-powered voice assistant designed to provide a more natural and practical way for users to interact with AI. Unlike a basic chatbot, Mushaki combines conversational AI with voice interaction, desktop automation, and a web-based interface. The project has two editions: a Desktop Assistant and a Web Application. The desktop edition allows users to communicate through voice, receive spoken AI responses, perform web searches, open applications, and automate everyday computer tasks using natural-language commands. The web edition, built with Streamlit, provides an accessible interface where users can interact with Mushaki through both text and voice from a browser. Mushaki uses Google Gemini for intelligent responses and integrates speech-to-text and text-to-speech technologies to create a more interactive experience. The project focuses on making AI more accessible, useful, and action-oriented by connecting natural conversation with real-world tasks. Our vision is to evolve Mushaki into a versatile personal AI assistant that can understand users, assist with their workflows, and help them get things done faster.
16 Sep 2026