Provides an AI-driven English learning app suite (Enjoy) that focuses on speaking practice and pronunciation evaluation. Open-source repo backing a web app, browser extensions for YouTube/Netflix, and a local-first desktop/web client design; some scoring features require the project's paid Enjoy AI service.
Provides a toolkit and codebase for building, training, and deploying speech and multimodal models — Automatic Speech Recognition, Text-to-Speech, and speech-aware LLMs — with modular neural components and pre-trained checkpoints for PyTorch. Supports streaming/low-latency inference, multi-language models, and optional compiled kernels for acceleration.
Provides low‑latency on‑device speech-to-text, intent recognition, and text-to-speech for building real‑time voice agents and interfaces. Streaming-optimized models, incremental caching, multilingual TTS/ASR and cross-platform bindings (Python, iOS, Android, Linux, Raspberry Pi) target live voice use cases where sub-200ms responsiveness matters.
Provides a 10,000-hour Sichuanese (Chuan-Yu) speech corpus with rich annotations (timestamps, speaker age/gender/emotion, SNR, DNSMOS) and unified metadata for ASR and TTS research; includes metadata.jsonl, evaluation benchmarks, and an LLM-assisted transcription pipeline.
Automatically generates complete short-form videos from a single topic: drafts script with an LLM, produces AI images/video, synthesizes multilingual TTS (including voice cloning), adds background music, and composes the final video. Supports local ComfyUI/RunningHub or direct model APIs and customizable templates.
Orchestrates low-latency, multi-stage pipelines for omni and multimodal models by running each stage with its own scheduler and using zero-copy shared memory for tensor transfer. Emphasizes per-stage bottleneck tuning and OpenAI-compatible streaming endpoints, suitable for TTS and multimodal serving.
Provides open ASR and TTS speech data for 24 Sub‑Saharan African languages to train and evaluate speech models. Includes ~1,250 hours of transcribed ASR and ~235 hours of single‑speaker TTS with train/validation/test/unlabeled splits and mixed CC-BY licenses.
Generates controllable multilingual speech from text with nine predefined timbres and custom-voice control; supports voice design, quick voice cloning and low-latency streaming (first audio packet after a single character), suitable for real-time TTS and voice-design workflows.
Turns any topic or document into an interactive, multi-agent classroom that generates slides, quizzes, interactive simulations and project-based learning activities. Includes real-time AI teachers/classmates, whiteboard drawing, TTS/ASR, PPTX/HTML export and chat-app integration via OpenClaw.
Provides short-lived, copy-pasteable API tokens that let developers access 90+ LLMs (GPT‑5.5, Claude, Gemini, Grok, etc.) without a credit card or registration. Keys are refreshed multiple times daily, each carries a $20–$100 budget and expires in 24–48 hours. Works with any OpenAI-compatible client via a single base URL.
Desktop app for local voice cloning, real-time dictation, and end-to-end video dubbing using zero-shot TTS across 600+ languages; features multi-engine TTS/ASR, speaker diarization, vocal isolation, batch pipelines, and invisible audio watermarking — all run fully offline.
A local-first web and desktop dashboard for Hermes Agent that runs multi-agent LLM chats, manages profiles/providers/models, schedules automated jobs, and connects platform channels (Telegram/Discord/Slack/etc.) with built-in TTS, file browser, and usage analytics.