human-auth-microphone

name: "human-auth-microphone" description: "Handle microphone audio recording delegation from Human Phone. Covers audio capture, push to Agent Phone, and audio file usage in apps." metadata: {"openclaw":{"triggers":{"any":["microphone","audio","record","voice memo","sound","speech","recording"]}}}

Human Auth: Microphone

Use this when an app needs microphone input (voice recording, audio message, speech-to-text).

When to Trigger

• App requests microphone permission or opens an audio recording UI.
• App is waiting for voice input (voice search, voice message, audio note).
• Capability Probe detects microphone / RECORD_AUDIO activity.

How to Call

request_human_auth(
  capability: "microphone",
  instruction: "Please record audio: [describe what to say or capture].",
  uiTemplate: {
    allowAudioAttachment: true,
    requireArtifactOnApprove: true,
    title: "Audio Recording Needed",
    summary: "Record audio with your phone microphone."
  }
)

After You Receive the Artifact

The audio file is already pushed to Agent Phone Downloads. The result includes device_path=....

1. Exit current screen state. The app may have a recording UI or microphone dialog open. Press keyevent KEYCODE_BACK to dismiss it.

2. Re-navigate the app to its file attachment or audio upload option.

3. Select the audio file from Downloads in the file picker (look for the openpocket-human-auth-* file).

4. If the app needs speech-to-text rather than an audio file, and the human provided text in the decision note, type that text directly instead.

Tips

• Audio files may be in WebM or OGG format. Most Android apps handle these natively.
• Some voice message features (WhatsApp, Telegram) require holding a button — these may not work with file upload. In that case, consider Remote Takeover.