feat(voice+search): barge-in Stop, numbered photos, in-HUD article reader - #7
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Voice — always-listen barge-in:
- A dedicated recognizer runs WHILE ATLAS speaks (the wake/command recognizers
are idle then, so no mic contention). Say "stop / quiet / enough" and ATLAS
stops mid-sentence and goes quiet. Gated on wake being enabled.
Search visuals — numbered, organized, interactive (all in-HUD):
- Results are now numbered: each floating photo shows a number badge + title
caption. web_search.rich() returns a numbered `results` list (real articles
with thumbnails zipped by index).
- Photos POP in the screen centre then fly out one-by-one to an organized grid
("table in the air") near the top — staggered per-item flyIn(--dx/--dy).
- "open article 2" (voice or chat) opens an in-HUD reader: a live <iframe> with
a text Reader fallback (/api/read via read_article) for sites that block
embedding — never leaving the ATLAS interface. Esc / ✕ closes it.
Tests: 46 passing offline (+2: numbered results, /api/read covered by existing).
Headless-verified: 6 numbered grid items + fly-in + "open article 2" → iframe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… suppression, bigger centred photos From live testing: - Article opens in Reader (extracted text) by default so content always shows in-app (most sites block iframes); ◐ Live still tries the page; JS-only pages fall back to the search summary. Reader/Live/TLDR/✕ in the header; Esc closes. - While an article is open, bare voice commands work without the wake word: "close / next / previous / reader / live / summarize", plus "Hey Atlas <question>". - Barge-in ignores ATLAS's own words (self-text suppression) so it won't interrupt itself — only your "stop" gets through (browsers give no true echo cancellation). - Floating result photos doubled in size and the grid is centred on screen. Frontend only. 46 tests pass offline; headless-verified (grid 248x176, centred, reader default, no console errors). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three connected upgrades — everything stays inside the ATLAS interface.
1. Voice: always-listen barge-in ("Stop")
A dedicated recognizer runs while ATLAS is speaking (the wake/command recognizers are idle then, so there's no mic contention). Say "stop / quiet / enough / cancel" and ATLAS stops mid-sentence and goes quiet. Gated on wake being enabled (so it never surprises you with a mic prompt).
2. Search: numbered, organized, animated photos
web_search.rich()returns a numberedresultslist; thumbnails zipped by index).flyInwith per-item--dx/--dyfrom centre).3. "Open article N" → in-HUD reader
Say or type "open article 2" and a floating reader opens inside ATLAS:
<iframe>of the page, plus a Reader text fallback (/api/read→read_articleextraction) for the many sites that block embedding (X-Frame-Options) — so you never leave the interface.Verification
Note: iframe embedding is blocked by some sites (X-Frame-Options); the Reader fallback covers those, keeping everything in-app as requested.
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