This template starts when a voice clip or text command is posted to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript tells voice from text.
Voice goes through Latenode speech-to-text. ChatGPT reads the request and returns whether to list upcoming events or create one. Google Calendar lists or creates. Connect Google Calendar. ChatGPT and speech-to-text are Latenode AI steps.
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A webhook starts the scenario when a voice clip or text command is posted as JSON.
JavaScript tells voice from text. Voice files go through Latenode speech-to-text before ChatGPT.
ChatGPT returns whether to list upcoming events or create one, plus title and times.
Google Calendar lists events for today or creates the event ChatGPT described.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. Point your voice client or HTTP tool at that URL and POST audio or a text command.
Add a Google Calendar connection with permission to read and create events on the calendar the assistant should manage.
For voice, transcribe with Latenode speech-to-text. Send the text to ChatGPT. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step. List events or create an event from that result. Post a sample command and confirm Calendar.
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