Thanks, appreciate it. Part of why I built it is that a lot of first round interviews now are run by an AI with nobody on the other end, so it felt fair to have something on my side too. It works for normal calls and meetings as well, but that was the push :)
Fair enough if it’s not for youu. On the Vulkan bit though, it’s only there so whisper can run on the GPU, which is what makes live transcription fast enough to keep up with a call. If there’s no GPU it falls back to the CPU by itself. The only thing it actually pulls in is libvulkan1, which is a small loader that’s already on almost every Ubuntu desktop :)
Thanks for the detailed reply, that’s fair. It’s really aimed at the screening and behavioural rounds, especially the ones run by an AI, not a live technical test. Agree with you on AI interviewers too, that’s what pushed me to build it. Also the CV in the demo is just a sample one, not mine :)