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Nice build. The “non-blocking UI” part is the real engineering win here. You basically turned voice into an event-driven system: UI stays responsive (async / background worker for STT + actions) Commands run in isolated handlers (system, web, voice) Voice pipeline becomes a stream, not a request/response blob If you add one more layer later, make it command routing + permissions (whitelist actions, confirm destructive commands). That’s what makes this feel “assistant” vs “script.”