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PaiVoice
@TIANYUPAIPAI-CMD
Connect a layer of replaceable real-time voice call capabilities to PWA and terminal Agent.
PaiVoice decouples the call interface, real-time audio processing, and reply side. PWA can connect to the terminal Agent, OpenAI Realtime or local model, and replace the ASR and TTS services by itself.
Project address (can be copied to AI):https://github.com/tianyupaipai-cmd/pai-voice
PROJECT INTRO
Project introduction
PaiVoice provides a dependency-free browser calling client, a Python WebSocket real-time core, and a tmux Adapter. It can pass the transcribed words to Claude CLI, Codex CLI, OpenAI-compatible API or other reply end, and then play them through replaceable TTS.
Its positioning is different from Callhome and WebCall: PaiVoice provides a voice base layer that can be embedded in PWA and self-made front ends, and does not include a complete companion product, personality or memory system.
- Suitable for:Developers who want to add real-time voice calling capabilities to their PWA, terminal Agent or local model.
- Current status:Already includes a browser client, a runnable real-time service and Claude/Codex tmux access; the repository is still small and does not provide an automated test directory.
- Usage:Install Python dependencies, configure server-side ASR, TTS and model Adapter, and then connect the Web client to your own front-end.
- License:AGPL-3.0; When providing modified version services through the network, the source code needs to be provided to the corresponding users.
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