Building a VR Assistant and llms.txt widget
summary
Demos a Chrome-based VR assistant that actually schedules, cancels and confirms barber bookings via Chrome’s built-in AI APIs, using speech-to-text and text-to-speech, Translator API and the Prompt API to parse intent into a JSON action (it confirms an 11:00 appointment and cancels on command). Runs on Chrome desktop (Mac M1 16GB), processes on-device for milliseconds speed. Also shows an llms.txt widget that serves site Q&A locally with no token costs.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to AI experiments
- 0:38Identifying the scheduling problem
- 2:20Building the barber assistant
- 4:41Understanding user intent with AI
- 7:51Multi-language support and testing
- 8:42Optimizing websites with llms.txt
- 10:05The future of WebMCP
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