Steven Morlier

TellMyCV

Ask a résumé a question out loud, and hear the answer back — built before voice-interactive AI assistants were commonplace.

  • AI
  • Voice Interaction
  • Google Cloud

Project Overview

TellMyCV is an early experiment in voice-interactive AI-driven Q&A, developed using Google Cloud Functions in Python. By analyzing a user's résumé and supplemental information, it enables visitors to verbally query a web interface and receive a spoken answer. This proof-of-concept predated widespread voice-interactive AI services, showcasing the potential of combining voice recognition, NLP, and data retrieval in a single, seamless user experience.

Key Features

Voice-to-Text Integration
Utilized OpenAI's Whisper API to convert incoming audio queries into text.
Contextual Answers
Leveraged the CV and user details to form precise, token-efficient responses via OpenAI's language API.
Text-to-Speech Output
Employed Google APIs (or similar) to synthesize and deliver vocalized responses back to the user.
Early Innovator
Developed before mainstream adoption of voice-based AI assistants, highlighting the forward-thinking approach.

Technical Highlights

Google Cloud Functions
Offered scalable, serverless computing for efficient request handling.
Python-Based Backend
Provided a flexible platform for integrating AI and data processing workflows.
Whisper API & OpenAI Integration
Enabled accurate speech recognition and intelligent, context-aware answer generation.
Flutter Frontend
Delivered a responsive, user-friendly web interface for initiating voice queries and receiving responses.

Impact & Outcomes

Innovative Proof-of-Concept
Demonstrated the feasibility of voice-interactive Q&A long before widespread voice-based AI tools became common.
Limited Adoption at the Time
Although it didn't gain broad traction initially, it underscored the potential and value of early experimentation.
Showcase of Technical Ingenuity
Positioned as a pioneering step toward the seamless, voice-driven AI interactions now becoming standard.

Resources

On request: documentation, code snippets, or archival demos illustrating the concept's execution and potential.