geniete-voice
Python SDK for GenieTé Voice — text in, speech out for AI agents. One call turns words into an MP3, a hosted link, or live speech on a page you leave open anywhere.
pip install geniete-voice
from geniete_voice import Speaker
spk = Speaker(api_key="vk_...", speaker_id="spk_...")
spk.say("Deploy finished. All checks green.") # plays on your listen pages
url = spk.speak_url("Sixty-second summary ...") # hosted MP3, plays anywhere
mp3 = spk.speak_bytes("Hello out loud.") # raw MP3 bytes
link = spk.listen_link(ttl_seconds=86_400) # standing speaker page
print(link["url"]) # open on any device
Async twin: AsyncSpeaker, same methods awaited.
Create speakers and API keys in the Voice console.
Full docs: https://voice.geniete.com/docs/voice/. Errors raise
VoiceError with the server's reason (insufficient_credits,
free_daily_ceiling, text_too_long, ...).
MIT © Genie, Inc.
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