Using MacOs voice-service instead of ElevenLabs #31
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I'm planning on trying to use MacOS voices too for privacy reasons. It seems @danielmiessler first changed the PAI repo to migrate from ElevenLabs to MacOS, then a few days later reverted back to ElevenLabs, but I do not know why. Did it not work well ? |
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I ran into this exact issue yesterday. When I hit my weekly Claude limit and Regarding macOS voices: I also set up the native macOS voice integration |
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This looks promising. https://kyutai.org/next/tts |
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Found this too: https://voice-mode.readthedocs.io |
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Hey all, I switched back to ElevenLabs voices because I realized they weren't actually charging me tons of money (it was my monthly charge for the whole year). The MacOS voices just weren't good enough (expressive) enough for me, so I had to go back. I hear you all on the privacy side. Yes, we will be going heavy LOCAL and PRIVATE in the future. Right now we're focused mostly on functionality and capability. But I HEAR YOU 100. |
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Hi all,
Love the idea and promise of PAI, very excited about it!
Curious to understand if any of you have been able to install PAI using the MacOs voice instead of ElevenLabs?
The installation itself runs fine it seems but I noticed the config files still have a lot of references to /.claude
Per update
Instead of manually updating every file to "/PAI/PAI_DIRECTORY/voice-server/" is there an easy way to replace or re-configure the files so that I don't need to do this manually?
examples include:
VOICE_SERVER_DIR="$HOME/.claude/voice-server"
"PAI_DIR": "/Users/daniel/.claude"
Thanks in advance!
Xantoshi
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