Voice Assistant Using Python This project is a virtual voice assistant built using Python. It can understand user commands via speech recognition, perform various tasks such as web searches, fetching Wikipedia summaries, sending emails, and controlling system operations. The assistant responds using text-to-speech technology, making user interaction seamless.

Features Speech Recognition: Captures user commands using voice input. Text-to-Speech: Provides voice responses to user queries. Task Automation: Fetch current time and date. Search the web or Wikipedia. Play music and tell jokes. Control system tasks like locking the screen or shutting down. Email Automation: Sends emails through voice commands. Weather Updates: Provides weather information using a web API. Requirements Make sure you have the following libraries installed:

bash Copy code pip install speechrecognition pyttsx3 wikipedia webbrowser smtplib wolframalpha requests pyaudio pyjokes Other dependencies like subprocess, ctypes, and os are built-in Python libraries.

Setup and Installation Clone the repository:

bash Copy code git clone https://github.com/pranav2329h/voice-assistant-using-python.git cd voice-assistant-python Install required libraries:

bash Copy code pip install -r requirements.txt Run the assistant:

bash Copy code python voice_assistant.py How It Works The assistant listens to your voice commands using speech_recognition. Based on the command, it executes actions such as web searches, Wikipedia queries, sending emails, or system commands. It responds through pyttsx3 by reading out results or confirmations. Customization You can change the name of the assistant by modifying the assname variable in the script. Set your email credentials in the sendEmail() function to use the email functionality. Future Enhancements Integrating sentiment analysis for understanding mood. Adding more advanced features like smart home device control. Contributors Pranav (Project Creator) This README outlines the project structure, features, setup, and future improvements, making it a useful guide for anyone using or contributing to the project.