TX-VOICE

TX-VOICE: Local-First Voice for TARX

Private voice AI that runs entirely on your machine. No cloud. No latency. No data leaving your device.

Overview

TX-VOICE is TARX's voice model optimized for local execution. Built on the Moshi architecture and quantized to Q8 for efficient inference on consumer hardware.

Features

• Real-time voice synthesis - Low-latency text-to-speech
• 100% local - No internet required after download
• Privacy-first - Your voice data never leaves your machine
• Hardware-optimized - Leverages Metal (macOS) or CUDA (NVIDIA)

Quick Start

With TARX Workbench

TX-VOICE is automatically configured in TARX Workbench. Just enable voice in settings.

Standalone Usage

# Clone the tarx-voice service
git clone https://github.com/tarx-ai/tarx-voice
cd tarx-voice

# Build and run
cargo build --release
./target/release/tarx-voice --model TX-VOICE

WebSocket API

TX-VOICE runs on port 11438 by default:

const ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:11438');
ws.send(JSON.stringify({ text: "Hello, world!" }));

Hardware Requirements

Integration

TX-VOICE integrates with:

• TARX Workbench - Desktop AI assistant
• TARX Code-OSS - VS Code extension
• Custom apps - WebSocket API

Architecture

Based on Kyutai's Moshi model, optimized for local inference:

• Streaming audio generation
• Low memory footprint via Q8 quantization
• Rust-native inference via Candle

License

Apache 2.0 - Free for personal and commercial use.

Links

• TARX Website
• TARX Workbench
• Documentation

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Part of the TARX local-first AI platform.

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