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A local web-based control interface for the Jibo social robot. Re-Commander connects directly to Jibo's on-device ROM (Robot Operating Module) over your local network, giving you a browser UI to control head movement, speech, listening, display, camera, and an LLM voice-AI loop — all without any cloud dependency.
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Jibo must be placed into `int-developer` mode before the server can open a WebSocket session with it. In this mode the robot exposes its ROM WebSocket API on port 8160 and its local ASR service on port 8088.
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To enable it:
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1. On your phone, open the Jibo app and connect to your robot.
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2. Navigate to **Settings → Developer Options** and enable **Developer Mode**.
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3. On the robot itself (or via the app), switch the operating mode to **`int-developer`**.
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4. The robot will reboot. Once it is back up and on Wi-Fi, its ROM API will be accessible at `<robot-ip>:8160`.
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If you are unsure whether your robot is in the right mode, try `curl http://<robot-ip>:8160/request` — if you get a JSON response (even an error), the port is open.
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## Installation
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LLM_ENDPOINT=http://localhost:11434/v1/chat/completions
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# Model name passed to the endpoint
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LLM_MODEL=llama3
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LLM_MODEL=google/gemma-4-e4b
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# API key — set if your endpoint requires one (e.g. OpenAI, Anthropic proxy)
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LLM_API_KEY=sk-...
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