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When I was a TA, I'm pretty sure 1/3 if the students plagiarized their programming assignments. Copy/pasting suspect snippets into Google would often bring up near-verbatim results, and a similarity tool would often reveal 3 students that either worked together or copied from the same source.

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    I found this project which is just a couple of small python scripts glueing various tools together: https://github.com/vndee/local-talking-llm

    It's pretty basic, but couldn't find anything more polished. I did a little "vibe coding" to use a faster Chatterbox fork, stream the output back so I don't have to wait for the entire LLM to finish before it starts "talking," start recording on voice detection instead of the enter key, and allow interruption of the agent. But, like most vibe-coded stuff, it's buggy. Was curious if there was something better that already exists before I commit to actually fixing the problems and pushing a fork.

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