livekit-stt-selfhosted
Build self-hosted speech-to-text APIs using Hugging Face models (Whisper, Wav2Vec2) and create LiveKit voice agent plugins. Use when building STT infrastructure, creating custom LiveKit plugins, deploying self-...
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Build self-hosted speech-to-text APIs using Hugging Face models (Whisper, Wav2Vec2) and create LiveKit voice agent plugins. Use when building STT infrastructure, creating custom LiveKit plugins, deploying self-...
Guide for creating effective prompts and instructions for LiveKit voice agents. Use when building conversational AI agents with the LiveKit Agents framework, including (1) Creating new voice agent prompts from...
Comprehensive guide for building functional tools for LiveKit voice agents using the @function_tool decorator. Use when creating tools for LiveKit agents to enable capabilities like API calls, database queries,...
Build self-hosted TTS APIs using HuggingFace models (Parler-TTS, F5-TTS, XTTS-v2) and create LiveKit voice agent plugins with streaming support. Use when creating production-ready text-to-speech systems that ne...
Guide for building production-ready LiveKit voice AI agents with multi-agent workflows and intelligent handoffs. Use when creating real-time voice agents that need to transfer control between specialized agents...
Build and deploy self-hosted Text-to-Speech API using MeloTTS from Hugging Face and create a LiveKit plugin for voice agents. Use this skill when building TTS systems, LiveKit voice agents, or self-hosted speec...
Build and review production-grade web and mobile frontends using LiveKit with Next.js. Covers real-time video/audio/data communication, WebRTC connections, track management, and best practices for LiveKit React...
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