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Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition — Muse Gadget board

Short answer

Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition is listed in the official ESP32 SDK for Meta’s Muse Gadgets as “Status on the LED ring, push-to-talk, volume dial”. It uses ESP32-S3 with None (12-LED ring). Check the capabilities and limits below, then follow this board’s SDK configuration. This page summarizes official sources; it does not certify or test the hardware.

What it suits

Status on the LED ring, push-to-talk, volume dial. The official feature list includes Home-network tunnel; Shows status on: Light ring; Push-to-talk; Speaker and mic; Buttons: Centre (talk), dial.

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Limits to know

  • No image display, settings UI or over-the-air updates.
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Build and pair, in short

1. Build for this board

Use ESP-IDF 6.0.1 from the SDK esp32 directory. Build this board with tools/board.sh home-assistant-voice build; its configuration selects the chip and board overlay.

tools/board.sh home-assistant-voice build

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2. Pair with Muse

Provide an SDK token, then enable Developer mode in Muse Settings > Devices and add the gadget over Bluetooth LE. Confirm on the device with the centre talk button and select its Wi-Fi network.

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Use the official guide for flashing and recovery steps. This site has not built, flashed or paired this board.