VoxRouter turns your devices into a private voice network for agents.
Run one local-first hub on Windows, macOS, Docker, or source. Pair Android phones and Wear OS watches over trusted LAN HTTPS, route speech to OpenClaw/Hermes or OpenAI-compatible models, then speak back through the voice provider chain you control.
v0.9.2 is published with its Windows smoke evidence recorded.
A voice stack with local control at every boundary.
The latest release removes a fragile OpenClaw upgrade step, makes first-run setup easier to understand, and lets operators authorize OpenRouter from the hub without copying an API key.
Recommended setup repairs a moved OpenClaw config, then finds the agent.
When OpenClaw 2026.7.1-2 moves mcpServers to mcp.servers, VoxRouter creates a backup, migrates supported entries idempotently, then validates a protected gateway for up to 120 seconds so a cold local agent is not misreported as missing.
Provider stats expose real routing behavior.
The console and /v1/providers/stats show attempts, errors, 429s, quota headers, and fallback rescues since router start.
Every device pairs without copying the admin key.
Android, Wear OS, and the native iPhone client use hub trust confirmation, local-CA HTTPS, and separately revocable device credentials. Apple Watch transport and push-to-talk remain explicitly hardware-gated roadmap work.
Everything between the microphone and the reply.
Five deep-dives, one router. Compose all of it per agent in a single YAML file.
Features
Wake word, streaming TTS, MCP tools, memory, secure pairing, and setup automation in one router.
Fallback
Ordered backend chains that fall through on failure — chat or speech, logged every time.
Providers
Any STT, LLM, or TTS provider — cloud or fully local — plus private-LAN agent discovery.
Ops
Full turn tracing, provider stats, backup/import, browser logs, and Windows/macOS desktop controls.
Architecture
The complete path of a single turn, from wake word to streamed audio reply.
Apps
Windows/macOS hubs, published Android and Wear OS test builds, and an iPhone source client awaiting physical validation. Apple Watch remains planned.
Start with the installer, or drop to Docker/source.
For most users, the published v0.9.2 Windows installer is the shortest path: choose recommended setup, read the new VoxRouter orientation, let it migrate a compatible OpenClaw config, wait for a cold protected agent when needed, and test from the localhost console. OpenRouter users can sign in from Settings with a one-time PKCE flow; operators can still run the router from Docker or source.
Your voice stack, your rules, your hardware.
Clone it, drop in a config, and route voice to any agent you run.