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p/murf-ai

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2mo ago

What's actually breaking in your voice agents right now?

Everyone's shipping voice agents this year. Receptionists, collections bots, lead qualifiers, support lines. The demos look great.

Then they hit a real phone call.

I lead growth at a voice AI company, so I sit in on a lot of these conversations. And the thing that surprised me is how rarely the LLM is the problem. It's almost always the voice layer underneath it. The latency that was 90ms in the demo, suddenly climbs to 400ms on a real phone call. The voice that sounds great in English and falls apart the moment someone switches to another language mid-sentence. The TTS that reads a pincode like a phone number. Or the per-minute bill that was fine at 10,000 minutes and became the biggest line item at a million.

p/vois

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4mo ago

Vois 2.0 is live: local voice AI studio with 100+ voices, Voice Design, and founders pricing

Vois 2.0 is live.

This release moves Vois much closer to the product I wanted to build: a desktop voice AI studio for people making real audio, not just testing one prompt in a browser tab.

What changed:

100+ studio-quality voices
Local generation on your desktop
Scripts stay on your machine
No per-character meter on paid plans
Voice cloning from a consented sample on paid plans
Voice Design and Omni in Pro for broader voice creation and 600+ languages
Script workflow, retakes, mastering, and export in one app

p/looq-3

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6mo ago

Looq 1.3.0 brought large file support, here's what's coming next

1.3.0 shipped two weeks ago. The headline change is that large files now preview instantly thanks to smart pagination, covering Code, CSV, SQLite, and Diff. A few other improvements worth calling out:

Mermaid engine upgraded with XY Chart support and faster rendering
New Diagnostics tool in the Help menu to check and repair QuickLook issues
Reading position memory with Off, Session, and Persistent options

Coming up next: metadata preview for .app, .ipa, .pkg, .dmg, .torrent, and configuration profiles. Sandbox, notarization, and signing info, all from the spacebar.