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Expand Up @@ -89,33 +89,6 @@ security add-generic-password -s com.plyhdrn.squawk -a anthropic-api-key -w

On Linux, it's read from the Secret Service keyring; [`linux/README.md`](linux/README.md) has the command.

## Coming from Murmur

Squawk used to be called Murmur, and it doesn't look for anything under the old name. To keep your settings, Dictionary and downloaded model, move them across before the first launch.

On macOS, quit Murmur and delete `Murmur.app`, then:

```bash
mv ~/Library/Application\ Support/Murmur ~/Library/Application\ Support/Squawk
```

Store the [API key](#api-key) again under `com.plyhdrn.squawk`. The new bundle ID means granting Microphone and Accessibility once more. To keep signing with your old certificate, set `SQUAWK_SIGN_IDENTITY="Murmur Self-Signed"`.

On Linux:

```bash
pkill -x murmur
omarchy plugin disable plyhdrn.murmur
rm -rf ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/plyhdrn.murmur ~/.local/bin/murmur
mv ~/.config/murmur ~/.config/squawk
mv ~/.local/share/murmur ~/.local/share/squawk
secret-tool lookup service com.plyhdrn.murmur account anthropic-api-key \
| secret-tool store --label='Squawk' service com.plyhdrn.squawk account anthropic-api-key
linux/install.sh
```

Then change `murmur` to `squawkctl` in your Hyprland autostart and key bindings.

## Eval harness

`squawk-eval` scores speech-to-text and the cleanup prompt against recordings of your voice, with the same speech model, prompt and Dictionary as the app. It runs on macOS and Linux, and uses the same [API key](#api-key). The first run downloads the speech model if the app hasn't already.
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- **The on-screen pill** (like the Mac pill) is an [Omarchy shell](https://omarchy.org) plugin in [`omarchy-plugin/`](omarchy-plugin). It shows the mic level while you speak, "Squawking…" while it works, and any problem for a moment afterwards.
- **The bar menu** (like the Mac menu-bar menu) is in the same plugin: a mic icon in the Omarchy bar that turns red while recording and dims when the daemon isn't running. Click it for the cleanup mode and local model, the microphone, the sound effects, the last five dictations (click one to copy it), the Dictionary, and starting, restarting or quitting the daemon.

Squawk used to be called Murmur. If you used it, see [Coming from Murmur](../README.md#coming-from-murmur) to move your settings, Dictionary, model and API key across.

## Status

Tested on an Omarchy machine (Hyprland, PipeWire). Confirmed there (October 2026):
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