Summary

Add native support for reading parakeet-mlx output files in resolveCliOutput.

Problem

Parakeet-mlx is a fast, local speech-to-text model (based on NVIDIA Parakeet) that runs on Apple Silicon via MLX. It writes transcripts to --output-dir/filename.txt, but OpenClaw's resolveCliOutput only supported whisper, whisper-cli, gemini, and sherpa-onnx-offline.

Without this fix, users need a wrapper script that outputs to stdout instead.

Solution

Add resolveParakeetOutputPath() helper function that:

• Looks for --output-dir argument (note: hyphen, not underscore like whisper)
• Constructs the output path as outputDir/mediaBasename.txt
• Returns null if output-format is not txt

Config Example

{
  "tools": {
    "media": {
      "audio": {
        "models": [{
          "type": "cli",
          "command": "parakeet-mlx",
          "args": ["{{MediaPath}}", "--output-format", "txt", "--output-dir", "{{OutputDir}}"]
        }]
      }
    }
  }
}

Note

Previous issue #7552 was incorrectly auto-closed as a duplicate of #7536 (Windows path bug), which is unrelated. This PR addresses the original feature request.

Greptile Overview

Greptile Summary

This PR extends resolveCliOutput in src/media-understanding/runner.ts to support parakeet-mlx by resolving the transcript file path from CLI arguments (using --output-dir/--output-format) and reading {{OutputDir}}/{{mediaBasename}}.txt when present.

The change fits the existing CLI-provider pattern already used for whisper/whisper-cli, where transcript output may be written to a temp output directory and then ingested back into the media understanding pipeline.

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk.
• The change is small, localized to CLI output resolution, and follows the existing pattern used for other CLI transcribers (resolve output path then read file if present). No definite functional regressions were identified from the diff.
• No files require special attention

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