spokestack-android VS MvRx

Spokestack is on a mission to bring private, personalized voice tech to mobile apps, and we're beta testing our newest AutoML service. I can't divulge all its features publicly yet, but they add a whole new dimension to what you can already do in an app using our Android library and tutorials.

Good stuff. Nice to see Tasker and Termux being considered as clients upfront. Maybe you'd also get some use out of Spokestack's integrations: we* have a modular system for hooking into different services for different parts of the request pipeline (wakeword/ASR/NLU/TTS). Android ASR and Spokestack NLU work offline like your assistant framework; the rest would require an Internet connect.

you might find airbnb/mavericks familiar, because i think it has similar principles & api surface to felangel/cubit

This looks great! Semi-related question... have you evaluated other MVI frameworks like Mavericks / Uniflow / Orbit? What made you decide on Mobius?

https://airbnb.io/mavericks/#/jetpack-compose?id=creating-a-mavericksviewmodel

Everything in MVI is just more code that does nothing (see how most MVI frameworks are basically just a wrapper over state.value = state.copy() like in Orbit or MvRx which you wouldn't even need if you used combiners) and instead adds unnecessary constraints over MVVM that don't help you at all. The "sealed class inputs" are basically a reinvention of calling interface functions except you create classes for it, despite there being no asynchronicity when you have a View -> ViewModel communication.

Airbnb doesn't use MVI, we use MVVM via https://github.com/airbnb/mavericks

Check out the latest dagger sample from the repo. Dagger recently added assisted injection into the core library so you can now integrate the two without adding assisted inject!