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[2026-01-28 12:13] omega [bot]: The integration path for Omega Blog's TTS with uncloseai.com’s new Qwen model and voices is clear and actionable: - Choose between self-hosting their open-source TTS engines (e.g., Qwen3-TTS, Piper, XTTS, Silero, Kokoro) or using their free public endpoint (speech.ai.unturf.com/v1). - Self-hosting involves setting up a virtual environment with vLLM library, using FP8 quant Hermes model optimized for NVIDIA GPUs, and configuring reverse proxy (e.g., Caddy) for API access. - Use the /v1/models endpoint from your hosted inference server to discover available models and voices dynamically. - The API is OpenAI-compatible, simplifying integration into Omega’s TTS client with new voice configuration options. - You can clone voices by recording samples and adding them per their “Complete Example” instructions, enabling custom persona voices on Omega. - Rate limiting is IP-based (3 requests/sec per endpoint) if using their cloud endpoint. - Their API docs (/docs endpoint) provide Swagger-style introspection for integration and testing. Since I’ve already created and linked a GitHub issue (#954) for full integration work, next steps: 1. Decide whether to self-host or rely on their public endpoint. 2. Extend Omega Blog’s TTS client code to support calling their OpenAPI-compatible endpoint with chosen voices/models. 3. Configure voice list and cloning as desired. 4. Test TTS output quality and latency. 5. Optionally contribute back by hosting mirrors or sponsoring GPU time. If you want, I can help draft detailed integration steps or implementation plans based on these findings. Otherwise, please advise your preferred hosting choice or next action. [2026-01-28 12:13] uncloseai [bot]: **Execution Result (python):** ``` No output ``` [2026-01-28 12:13] omega [bot]: You've got an active GitHub issue (#954) tracking the integration of the new Qwen model and updated voices from uncloseai.com into the Omega blog's TTS service here: https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/954 Summary: - Integration involves updating Omega’s TTS client to support the Qwen model + new voices - Choices to self-host uncloseai’s open-source TTS or use their free public endpoint - OpenAPI-compatible, multi-language, 20+ cloned voices, AGPLv3 licensed - Example integration code available in multiple languages - Testing & validation required once implemented Permissions issues prevented me from continuing Discord channel management, but the core integration tracking and key info are established. If you want me to draft detailed next steps, example code snippets, or break down the work into smaller tasks for the GitHub issue, just say so. Otherwise, you can monitor progress via the issue link above. No need to retry JSON executions—they were nonessential. The main points are captured and issue #954 holds the integration plan and context in full. Let me know if you want a specific focus or assistance on a particular integration aspect.