omnivoice-server 0.2.2

OpenAI-compatible HTTP server for OmniVoice TTS

omnivoice-server

OpenAI-compatible HTTP server for OmniVoice text-to-speech.

Author: zamery (@maemreyo) | Email: [e-mail]

Early Development Notice

This is a new repository built on top of OmniVoice (released 2026). Both the upstream model and this server wrapper are under active development. Expect API changes, breaking updates, and performance improvements as PyTorch MPS support matures.

Current Status: Functional on CPU and CUDA. MPS (Apple Silicon) has known issues.

Quick Links

Category	Sections
Getting Started	Features - Quick Start - Verification Status
Usage	API Usage - CLI Usage - Configuration
Reference	API Reference - Advanced Features - Examples
Deployment	Docker Deployment - Hardware Requirements - Performance
Development	Development - Troubleshooting - Known Limitations
Project	Documentation Index - License - Contributing - Acknowledgments - Support

Quick Start

Prerequisites: PyTorch must be installed first. See Quick Start for details.

# Install
pip install omnivoice-server

# Start server
omnivoice-server

# Test with curl
curl -X POST http://127.0.0.1:8880/v1/audio/speech \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"model": "omnivoice", "input": "Hello world!"}' \
  --output speech.wav

Overview

omnivoice-server wraps the OmniVoice TTS model with an OpenAI-compatible HTTP API:

• Voice Design: Control gender, age, pitch, accent, dialect
• Voice Cloning: Clone from reference audio
• Streaming: Real-time audio streaming with chunked transfer
• Voice Profiles: Persistent storage for cloned voices
• OpenAI-Compatible: Drop-in replacement for OpenAI TTS endpoints

See Features for complete capability list.

Verification Status

• System: Working on CPU and CUDA
• MPS: Broken on Apple Silicon (use CPU instead)
• Performance: RTF ~4.92 on CPU, ~0.2 on GPU

See Verification Status for benchmarks and audio samples.

Documentation

This README provides quick links to detailed documentation. For complete information, see:

• Individual section files in docs/readme/sections/
• Technical docs in docs/verification/, docs/system/, docs/architecture/

License

MIT - See License

Support

• GitHub Issues
• GitHub Discussions