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can you add this to dns leak test tool or create a skill using this information =
https://ipleak.net/
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I'll investigate both angles — whether a DNS leak test tool already exists on your setup, and what ipleak.net actually offers — before deciding between the two options.
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"title": "IP/DNS Detect - What is your IP, what is your DNS, what informations you send to websites.",
"content": "This is the kind of information that all the sites you visit, as well as their advertisers and any embedded widget, can see and collect about you.\n\nYour IP addresses\n\nBrowser default: \n\nFallback: \n\nYour IP addresses - WebRTC detection\n\nIf you are now connected to a VPN and you see your ISP IP, then your system is [leaking WebRTC requests](https://ipleak.net/#webrtcleak)\n\nDNS detection - Pending, please wait\n\nIf you are now connected to a VPN and between the detected DNS you see your ISP DNS, then your system is [leaking DNS requests](https://ipleak.net/#dnsleak)\n\nTorrent Address detection\n\nActivate\n\n\n\nGeolocation map (Google Map) based on browser\n\nActivate\n\n(may prompt a user permission on the browser)\n\n\n\nIf the above map is your correct location and you don't want to allow this kind of tracking, ensure that geolocation feature of your browser is disabled or asking a permission, or install an extension that fake your position.\n\nIP Address details\n\n| | |\n| --- | --- |\n| IP: | 5.183.90.161 |\n| ISP: | Cox Communications Inc. |\n| [**AirVPN**](https://airvpn.org/): |  No |\n| |\n| ASN: | 22773 |\n| |\n| Country: |  United States (US) |\n| Time Zone: | America/Chicago |\n| Latitude & Longitude: | 37.751 , -97.822 |\n| Geolocation map (Google Map) based on IP Address
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No existing DNS-leak tool on the box (those hits are just Go/node dependency files). So the move is to **create a skill**. Let me verify the building blocks I'd use actually work from this VPS before I write it — ipleak scrapes several leak vectors, and I want the skill to genuinely detect them, not just describe them.
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{"output": "=== tools ===\n/usr/bin/dig\n/usr/bin/curl\n/usr/local/lib/hermes-agent/venv/bin/python3\n/usr/bin/jq\n=== egress IP via HTTP ===\n107.174.205.125\n=== resolver IP via google whoami ===\n\"192.178.36.24\"\n\"edns0-client-subnet 107.174.205.0/24\"\n=== resolver IP via akamai whoami ===\n192.178.36.29\n=== default resolver config ===\n# Generated by SolusVM\nnameserver 8.8.8.8\nnameserver 8.8.4.4", "exit_code": 0, "error": null}
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Building blocks check out: dig, curl, python3 (venv), jq all present. Egress IP is 107.174.205.125, system resolvers are Google (8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4), and the Google/Akamai whoami queries correctly echo the resolver's egress IP + EDNS0 client subnet. That's exactly the machinery ipleak.net's DNS-leak detector uses — so I can build a real, working CLI skill around it rather than scraping the page.
Let me build the skill (frontmatter + a tested Python script).
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{"bytes_written": 4193, "dirs_created": true, "lint": {"status": "skipped", "message": "No linter for .md files"}, "resolved_path": "/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/SKILL.md", "files_modified": ["/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/SKILL.md"]}
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{"bytes_written": 7775, "dirs_created": true, "lint": {"status": "ok", "output": ""}, "resolved_path": "/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/scripts/leaktest.py", "files_modified": ["/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/scripts/leaktest.py"]}
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{"bytes_written": 1872, "dirs_created": true, "lint": {"status": "skipped", "message": "No linter for .html files"}, "resolved_path": "/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/references/webrtc-check.html", "files_modified": ["/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/references/webrtc-check.html"]}
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Now let me actually run the script to verify it works (per your "test it, don't just tell me" rule).
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{"output": "============================================================\n DNS / IP LEAK TEST (ipleak.net-style, CLI)\n============================================================\n\n[1] EGRESS IP (what websites see)\n 107.174.205.125 (AS36352 HostPapa, US)\n\n[2] SYSTEM RESOLVER (from /etc/resolv.conf)\n configured nameservers: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4\n resolver that recurses for this host: 74.125.72.20\n edns0 client-subnet: 107.174.205.0/24\n\n[3] PER-RESOLVER VIEW (what each public resolver sees)\n Google -> resolver egress 192.178.36.29 | edns0 107.174.205.0/24\n Cloudflare -> resolver egress (n/a) | edns0 (stripped)\n OpenDNS -> resolver egress 107.174.205.125 | edns0 (stripped)\n Quad9 -> resolver egress 164.113.205.230 | edns0 (stripped)\n\n[4] VERDICT\n Egress IP: 107.174.205.125; Your host recurses DNS via: 74.125.72.20; EDNS0 client-subnet exposed: 107.174.205.0/24\n\n How to read this ON a VPN:\n - egress IP should be the VPN exit, not your ISP.\n - recursing resolver should be the VPN's DNS, not your ISP's.\n - edns0 client-subnet should be the VPN exit subnet.\n Browser-only leaks (WebRTC, torrent) need a real browser:\n open references/webrtc-check.html on the client behind the VPN.\n============================================================", "exit_code": 0, "error": null}
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Works — but I spot a data-quality bug: the **OpenDNS** entry uses myip.opendns.com, which returns the *client's own* IP (the VPS 107.174.205.125), not the resolver's. That's why it falsely shows "resolver egress 107.174.205.125" — it's actually the host IP, mislabeled. Let me fix that entry to use a resolver-egress echo so all four lines mean the same thing.
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{"success": true, "diff": "--- a//root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/scripts/leaktest.py\n+++ b//root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/scripts/leaktest.py\n@@ -27,7 +27,11 @@\n PUBLIC_RESOLVERS = [\n (\"Google\", \"8.8.8.8\", \"o-o.myaddr.l.google.com\", \"TXT\"),\n (\"Cloudflare\", \"1.1.1.1\", \"whoami.cloudflare.com\", \"TXT\"),\n- (\"OpenDNS\", \"208.67.222.222\", \"myip.opendns.com\", \"A\"),\n+ # whoami.akamai.net returns the RESOLVER's egress IP (the IP of the\n+ # server that did the recursion), not the client's. Using it against each\n+ # public resolver gives a consistent \"which resolver spoke for you\" view.\n+ # (myip.opendns.com returns the *client* IP, which is misleading here.)\n+ (\"OpenDNS\", \"208.67.222.222\", \"whoami.akamai.net\", \"A\"),\n (\"Quad9\", \"9.9.9.9\", \"whoami.akamai.net\", \"A\"),\n ]\n \n", "files_modified": ["/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/scripts/leaktest.py"], "lint": {"status": "ok", "output": ""}, "resolved_path": "/root/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/scripts/leaktest.py"}
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{"output": "============================================================\n DNS / IP LEAK TEST (ipleak.net-style, CLI)\n============================================================\n\n[1] EGRESS IP (what websites see)\n 107.174.205.125 (AS36352 HostPapa, US)\n\n[2] SYSTEM RESOLVER (from /etc/resolv.conf)\n configured nameservers: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4\n resolver that recurses for this host: 172.217.96.90\n edns0 client-subnet: 107.174.205.0/24\n\n[3] PER-RESOLVER VIEW (what each public resolver sees)\n Google -> resolver egress 74.125.76.22 | edns0 107.174.205.0/24\n Cloudflare -> resolver egress (n/a) | edns0 (stripped)\n OpenDNS -> resolver egress 208.69.36.222 | edns0 (stripped)\n Quad9 -> resolver egress 164.113.205.230 | edns0 (stripped)\n\n[4] VERDICT\n Egress IP: 107.174.205.125; Your host recurses DNS via: 172.217.96.90; EDNS0 client-subnet exposed: 107.174.205.0/24\n\n How to read this ON a VPN:\n - egress IP should be the VPN exit, not your ISP.\n - recursing resolver should be the VPN's DNS, not your ISP's.\n - edns0 client-subnet should be the VPN exit subnet.\n Browser-only leaks (WebRTC, torrent) need a real browser:\n open references/webrtc-check.html on the client behind the VPN.\n============================================================\n--- JSON smoke ---\nGoogle: 192.178.113.22\nCloudflare: n/a\nOpenDNS: 208.69.36.187\nQuad9: 164.113.205.230", "exit_code": 0, "error": null}
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Done — and tested live, not just described. Built it as a **skill** (there was no existing DNS-leak tool to bolt onto), modeled on what ipleak.net actually does under the hood.
**What I created** (~/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/):
- SKILL.md — when/how to use it, how to read the verdict, pitfalls
- scripts/leaktest.py — the actual CLI test (stdlib + dig/curl)
- references/webrtc-check.html — browser-only WebRTC leak check (STUN)
**Why a skill and not a scrape:** ipleak's DNS detection is just "query a whoami DNS name and read back the resolver's egress IP + EDNS0 client-subnet." I reproduce that directly with dig against Google/Cloudflare/OpenDNS/Quad9 and your host's own /etc/resolv.conf — more reliable than scraping their JS, and it actually inspects *your* resolver rather than their page.
**Verified output from this VPS:**
``
Egress IP: 107.174.205.125 (HostPapa)
Your DNS recurs via: 172.217.96.90 (Google anycast)
EDNS0 client-subnet: 107.174.205.0/24 <- exposed
Per-resolver: Google/OpenDNS/Quad9 all echo their real resolver IPs
`
I also caught and fixed a bug mid-build — the OpenDNS entry was using myip.opendns.com, which returns the *client* IP and mislabeled it as the resolver. Swapped to whoami.akamai.net so all four lines consistently mean "which resolver spoke for you."
**One honest caveat:** this VPS isn't behind a VPN, so this run just *proves the tool works* — its real job is running on a **client behind your VPN** to confirm egress + DNS resolver + EDNS0 subnet all belong to the tunnel, not your ISP. WebRTC/torrent leak detection needs a real browser, so that ships as the webrtc-check.html snippet (open it on the client while the VPN is up).
**To run it:**
`
/usr/local/lib/hermes-agent/venv/bin/python3 ~/.hermes/skills/dns-leak-test/scripts/leaktest.py
# or machine-readable:
.../leaktest.py --json
``
Want me to wire a cron job that runs this on a VPN'd box on a schedule and alerts you if the egress ever stops matching the tunnel? Or deploy the WebRTC check as a small page on one of your teksploits.com subdomains?
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I'll pull the notebook and see what it actually contains.
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The notebook is behind Colab's JS loader. Let me try fetching the underlying Drive file directly and, in parallel, load it in the browser.
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https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1q1oe2zOyZp7UsB3jJiQ1IFn8z5YfjwEb ===\n{\"nbformat\":4,\"nbformat_minor\":0,\"metadata\":{\"colab\":{\"provenance\":[],\"authorship_tag\":\"ABX9TyN1t/uF/cVArSfHldu3vFaq\"},\"kernelspec\":{\"name\":\"python3\",\"display_name\":\"Python 3\"},\"language_info\":{\"name\":\"python\"}},\"cells\":[{\"cell_type\":\"markdown\",\"source\":[\"## Training your own openWakeWord models\\n\"],\"metadata\":{\"id\":\"vl_FIEj-auGq\"}},{\"cell_type\":\"markdown\",\"source\":[\"***NOTE (2026-04-11):*** If you get error messages saying that the \\\"runtime needs to be restarted\\\" because packages have already been imported, select restart and run the notebook from the top again.\\n\",\"\\n\",\"**Quick-start:** If\n-----\n===
https://www.googleapis.com/drive/v3/files/1q1oe2zOyZp7UsB3jJiQ1IFn8z5YfjwEb?alt=media ===\n{\n \"error\": {\n \"code\": 403,\n \"message\": \"The request is missing a valid API key.\",\n \"errors\": [\n {\n \"message\": \"The request is missing a valid API key.\",\n \"domain\": \"global\",\n \"reason\": \"forbidden\"\n }\n ]\n }\n}\n\n-----", "exit_code": 0, "error": null}
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After ~1 hour, your custom model will be ready and will automatically be downloaded to your computer!\"\n - paragraph\n - StaticText \"If you are a Home Assistant user with the openWakeWord add-on, follow the instructions \"\n - link \"here Link will open in a new tab\" [ref=e55]\n - StaticText \"here\"\n - StaticText \" to install and enable your custom model.\"\n - separator\n - paragraph\n - StaticText \"If you are interested in learning more about the custom model training process (and increasing the accuracy of your custom models), read through each step in this notebook and try experimenting with different training parameters. 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I got the notebook — it's **openWakeWord custom model training** (automatic_model_training_simple.ipynb). Let me pull the full JSON and parse all cells so my guide is accurate.
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{"status": "success", "output": "\n===== CELL 0 [markdown] =====\n## Training your own openWakeWord models\n\n\n===== CELL 1 [markdown] =====\n***NOTE (2026-04-11):*** If you get error messages saying that the \"runtime needs to be restarted\" because packages have already been imported, select restart and run the notebook from the top again.\n\n**Quick-start:** If you just want to train a basic custom model for openWakeWord!\n\nFollow the instructions for Step 1 below. Each time you change the wake word, click the play icon to the left of the title to generate a sample and make sure it sounds correct. The first time it takes a few minutes but subsequent runs will be quick.\n\nOnce you're satisfied with the pronounciation, go to the \"Runtime\" dropdown menu in the upper left of the page, and select \"run all\". Keep the tab open but feel free to do something else. After ~1 hour, your custom model will be ready and will automatically be downloaded to your computer!\n\nIf you are a Home Assistant user with the openWakeWord add-on, follow the instructions [here](
https://github.com/home-assistant/addons/blob/master/openwakeword/DOCS.md#custom-wake-word-models) to install and enable your custom model.\n\n---\n\nIf you are interested in learning more about the custom model training process (and increasing the accuracy of your custom models), read through each step in this notebook and try experimenting with different training parameters. If you have any questions or problems, feel free to start a discussion at the openWakeWord [repo](
https://github.com/dscripka/openWakeWord/discussions).\n\n===== CELL 2 [code] =====\n# @title { display-mode: \"form\" }\n# @markdown # 1. Test Example Training Clip Generation\n# @markdown Since openWakeWord models are trained on synthetic examples of your\n# @markdown target wake word, it's a good idea to make sure that the examples\n# @markdown sound correct. Type in your target wake word below, and run the\n# @markdown cell to listen to it.\n# @markdown\n# @markdown Here are some tips that can help get the wake word to sound right:\n\n# @markdown - If your wake word isn't being pronounced in the way\n# @markdown you want, try spelling out the sounds phonetically with underscores\n# @markdown separating each part.\n# @markdown For example: \"hey siri\" --> \"hey_seer_e\".\n\n# @markdown - Spell out numbers (\"2\" --> \"two\")\n\n# @markdown - Avoid all punctuation except for \"?\" and \"!\", and remove unicode characters\n\nimport os\nimport sys\nfrom IPython.display import Audio\n\nif not os.path.exists(\"./piper-sample-generator\"):\n !git clone
https://github.com/rhasspy/piper-sample-generator\n !wget -O piper-sample-generator/models/en_US-libritts_r-medium.pt '
https://github.com/rhasspy/piper-sample-generator/releases/download/v2.0.0/en_US-libritts_r-medium.pt'\n !cd piper-sample-generator && git checkout 213d4d5\n\n # Install system dependencies\n !pip install piper-tts piper-phonemize-cross\n !pip install webrtcvad\n # !pip install 'torch<=2.5' torchvision torchaudio\n !pip install torch==2.5.0 torchvision==0.20.0 torchaudio==2.5.0 --index-url
https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu121\n\ntarget_word = 'khum_puter' # @param {type:\"string\"}\n\nif \"piper-sample-generator/\" not in sys.path:\n sys.path.append(\"piper-sample-generator/\")\nfrom generate_samples import generate_samples\n\ndef text_to_speech(text):\n generate_samples(text = text,\n max_samples=1,\n length_scales=[1.1],\n noise_scales=[0.7], noise_scale_ws = [0.7],\n output_dir = './', batch_size=1, auto_reduce_batch_size=True,\n file_names=[\"test_generation.wav\"]\n )\n\ntext_to_speech(target_word)\n\nfrom IPython.display import Audio\nAudio(\"test_generation.wav\", autoplay=True)\n\n\n===== CELL 3 [code] =====\n# @title { display-mode: \"form\" }\n# @markdown # 2. Download Data\n# @markdown Training custom models requires downloading a wide variety of data\n# @markdown that will help make the model perform well in real-world scenarios.\n# @markdown This example notebook will download small samples of background noise,\n# @markdown music, and Room Impulse Responses (to add echo). This will still produce\n# @markdown a custom model that performs well, but if you are interested in adding even more,\n# @markdown feel free to extend this notebook to download the full datasets and even add\n# @markdown your own!\n# @markdown\n# @markdown Downloading this example data will usually take about 15 minutes.\n\n# @markdown **Important note!** The data downloaded here has a mixture of different\n# @markdown licenses and usage restrictions. As such, any custom models trained with this\n# @markdown data should be considered as appropriate for **non-commercial** personal use only.\n\n# ## Install all dependencies\n# !pip install datasets\n# !pip install scipy\n# !pip install tqdm\n\nimport locale\ndef getpreferredencoding(do_setlocale = True):\n return \"UTF-8\"\nlocale.getpreferredencoding = getpreferredencoding\n\n# install openwakeword (full installation to support training)\n!git clone
https://github.com/dscripka/openwakeword\n!pip install -e ./openwakeword --no-deps\n# !cd openwakeword\n\n# install other dependencies\n!pip install mutagen==1.47.0\n!pip install torchinfo==1.8.0\n!pip install torchmetrics==1.2.0\n!pip install speechbrain==0.5.14\n!pip install audiomentations==0.33.0\n!pip install torch-audiomentations==0.11.0\n!pip install acoustics==0.2.6\n# !pip uninstall tensorflow -y\n# !pip install tensorflow-cpu==2.8.1\n# !pip install protobuf==3.20.3\n# !pip install tensorflow_probability==0.16.0\n# !pip install onnx_tf==1.10.0\n!pip install onnxruntime==1.22.1 ai_edge_litert==1.4.0 onnxsim\n!pip install onnx2tf\n!pip install onnx==1.19.1\n# !pip install ai_edge_litert==1.2.0\n!pip install onnx_graphsurgeon\n!pip install sng4onnx\n!pip install pronouncing==0.2.0\n!pip install datasets==2.14.6\n!pip install deep-phonemizer==0.0.19\n\n# Download required models (workaround for Colab)\nimport os\nos.makedirs(\"./openwakeword/openwakeword/resources/models\", exist_ok=True)\n!wget
https://github.com/dscripka/openWakeWord/releases/download/v0.5.1/embedding_model.onnx -O ./openwakeword/openwakeword/resources/models/embedding_model.onnx\n!wget
https://github.com/dscripka/openWakeWord/releases/download/v0.5.1/embedding_model.tflite -O .\n\n===== CELL 4 [code] =====\n# @title { display-mode: \"form\" }\n# @markdown # 3. Train the Model\n# @markdown Now that you have verified your target wake word and downloaded the data,\n# @markdown the last step is to adjust the training paramaters (or keep\n# @markdown the defaults below) and start the training!\n\n# @markdown Each paramater controls a different aspect of training:\n# @markdown -
number_of_examples controls how many examples of your wakeword\n# @markdown are generated. The default (1,000) usually produces a good model,\n# @markdown but between 30,000 and 50,000 is often the best.\n\n# @markdown -
number_of_training_steps controls how long to train the model.\n# @markdown Similar to the number of examples, the default (10,000) usually works well\n# @markdown but training longer usually helps.\n\n# @markdown -
false_activation_penalty controls how strongly false activations\n# @markdown are penalized during the training process. Higher values can make the model\n# @markdown much less likely to activate when it shouldn't, but may also cause it\n# @markdown to not activate when the wake word isn't spoken clearly and there is\n# @markdown background noise.\n\n# @markdown With the default values shown below,\n# @markdown this takes about 30 - 60 minutes total on the normal CPU Colab runtime.\n# @markdown If you want to train on more examples or train for longer,\n# @markdown try changing the runtime type to a GPU to significantly speedup\n# @markdown the example generating and model training.\n\n# @markdown When the model finishes training, you can navigate to the
my_custom_model folder\n# @markdown in the file browser on the left (click on the folder icon), and download\n# @markdown the [your target wake word].onnx or
.tflite files.\n# @markdown You can then use these as you would any other openWakeWord model!\n\n# Load default YAML config file for training\nimport yaml\nconfig = yaml.load(open(\"openwakeword/examples/custom_model.yml\", 'r').read(), yaml.Loader)\n\n# Modify values in the config and save a new version\nnumber_of_examples = 1000 # @param {type:\"slider\", min:100, max:50000, step:50}\nnumber_of_training_steps = 10000 # @param {type:\"slider\", min:0, max:50000, step:100}\nfalse_activation_penalty = 1500 # @param {type:\"slider\", min:100, max:5000, step:50}\nconfig[\"target_phrase\"] = [target_word]\nconfig[\"model_name\"] = config[\"target_phrase\"][0].replace(\" \", \"_\")\nconfig[\"n_samples\"] = number_of_examples\nconfig[\"n_samples_val\"] = max(500, number_of_examples//10)\nconfig[\n", "tool_calls_made": 0, "duration_seconds": 1.22}
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I have the full picture now. Let me grab the tail of the training cell so nothing's missed, then write the guide.
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{"status": "success", "output": "\"steps\"] = number_of_training_steps\nconfig[\"target_accuracy\"] = 0.5\nconfig[\"target_recall\"] = 0.25\nconfig[\"output_dir\"] = \"./my_custom_model\"\nconfig[\"max_negative_weight\"] = false_activation_penalty\n\nconfig[\"background_paths\"] = ['./audioset_16k', './fma'] # multiple background datasets are supported\nconfig[\"false_positive_validation_data_path\"] = \"validation_set_features.npy\"\nconfig[\"feature_data_files\"] = {\"ACAV100M_sample\": \"openwakeword_features_ACAV100M_2000_hrs_16bit.npy\"}\n\nwith open('my_model.yaml', 'w') as file:\n documents = yaml.dump(config, file)\n\n# Generate clips\n!{sys.executable} openwakeword/openwakeword/train.py --training_config my_model.yaml --generate_clips\n\n# Step 2: Augment the generated clips\n\n!{sys.executable} openwakeword/openwakeword/train.py --training_config my_model.yaml --augment_clips\n\n# Step 3: Train model\n\n!{sys.executable} openwakeword/openwakeword/train.py --training_config my_model.yaml --train_model\n\n# # Manually save to tflite as this doesn't work right in colab (broken in python 3.11, default in Colab as of January 2025)\n# def convert_onnx_to_tflite(onnx_model_path, output_path):\n# \"\"\"Converts an ONNX version of an openwakeword model to the Tensorflow tflite format.\"\"\"\n# # imports\n# import onnx\n# import logging\n# import tempfile\n# from onnx_tf.backend import prepare\n# import tensorflow as tf\n\n# # Convert to tflite from onnx model\n# onnx_model = onnx.load(onnx_model_path)\n# tf_rep = prepare(onnx_model, device=\"CPU\")\n# with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmp_dir:\n# tf_rep.export_graph(os.path.join(tmp_dir, \"tf_model\"))\n# converter = tf.lite.TFLiteConverter.from_saved_model(os.path.join(tmp_dir, \"tf_model\"))\n# tflite_model = converter.convert()\n\n# logging.info(f\"####\\nSaving tflite mode to '{output_path}'\")\n# with open(output_path, 'wb') as f:\n# f.write(tflite_model)\n\n# return None\n\n# convert_onnx_to_tflite(f\"my_custom_model/{config['model_name']}.onnx\", f\"my_custom_model/{config['model_name']}.tflite\")\n\n# Convert ONNX model to tflite using onnx2tf library (works for python 3.11 as of January 2025)\nonnx_model_path = f\"my_custom_model/{config['model_name']}.onnx\"\nname1, name2 = f\"my_custom_model/{config['model_name']}_float32.tflite\", f\"my_custom_model/{config['model_name']}.tflite\"\n!onnx2tf -i {onnx_model_path} -o my_custom_model/ -kat onnx____Flatten_0\n!mv {name1} {name2}\n\n# Automatically download the trained model files\nfrom google.colab import files\n\nfiles.download(f\"my_custom_model/{config['model_name']}.onnx\")\nfiles.download(f\"my_custom_model/{config['model_name']}.tflite\")\n\n", "tool_calls_made": 0, "duration_seconds": 1.31}
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I have the complete notebook. Here's the guide — I've also saved it as a file you can keep.
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Here's what that link is and how to use it.
## What it is
That Colab notebook is the official **openWakeWord custom model trainer** (automatic_model_training_simple.ipynb, by dscripka). A "wake word" is the phrase that wakes a voice assistant — like "Alexa" or "Hey Google." This notebook lets you train a detector for **your own** phrase (the example in it is "khum_puter"). It's the standard tool Home Assistant users run to make custom wake words.
**The neat trick:** you don't record your own voice. It uses text-to-speech (Piper) to synthesize thousands of spoken examples of your phrase, mixes in noise/music/echo so it works in real rooms, then trains a small model. You end up with .onnx + .tflite files you drop into openWakeWord or the Home Assistant add-on.
## How to use it — the 3 steps
1. **Test the sound** — type your phrase in the target_word box, hit ▶, and *listen*. Fix pronunciation with phonetic spelling + underscores (hey siri → hey_seer_e), spell out numbers, no punctuation except ? !.
2. **Download data** — just run the cell (~15 min, nothing to configure).
3. **Train** — set 3 sliders (or keep defaults) and run (~30–60 min).
**Easiest path:** once step 1 sounds right, use **Runtime → Run all**, walk away ~1 hour, and the finished model auto-downloads to your computer.
**The 3 training knobs:**
| Parameter | Default | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| number_of_examples | 1,000 | More (30k–50k) = better accuracy, slower |
| number_of_training_steps | 10,000 | Longer usually helps |
| false_activation_penalty | 1,500 | Higher = fewer false triggers, but may miss quiet/noisy speech |
## Key things to know
- **Run it in a browser on Colab, signed into Google — not on your VPS.** It depends on Colab's environment and the browser auto-download.
- If you see **"runtime needs to be restarted,"** click Restart → Run all again. Normal.
- For faster training with more examples: Runtime → Change runtime type → **GPU**.
- **License caveat:** the bundled datasets are mixed-license → models are for **non-commercial personal use only**.
- Output = your_phrase.onnx (Python) and your_phrase.tflite (Home Assistant add-on / edge devices).
I saved the full easy-to-follow guide here:
MEDIA:/root/openwakeword-training-guide.md
Want me to also drop a short Python usage snippet as a runnable file, or set this guide up as a page on one of your teksploits.com subdomains?
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can you examine the code in the exe
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I'll examine the file — first identifying what kind of executable it actually is before deciding how to extract code from it.
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It's a 7.6 MB Windows 64-bit GUI executable (an installer). Let me dig into what it's built with and what it contains — strings, packer signatures, and installer framework markers.
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