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Voxint

From sound to intelligence: end-to-end transcription, diarization, and speaker identity with human-grade quality gates.

Voxint turns any audio or video file into an enhanced, speaker-attributed transcript:

local file · upload · URL → acquire → preprocess
    → transcribe (Whisper) + diarize (pyannote) + embed (TitaNet)
    → LLM transcript enhancement → speaker matching → human adjudication

Point it at a local file (voxint submit), upload one through the browser, or hand it a URL (voxint fetch / POST /fetch) — a yt-dlp download runs as the pipeline's first stage. URL ingestion is authenticated admin egress, not a sandbox: fetch only trusted URLs unless you run the worker with restricted egress (no route to private / link-local / metadata addresses). See docs/operations.md.

What makes it different is the orchestration "glue" most pipelines skip:

  • Quality gates at every stage — non-speech/digital-silence triage before you burn GPU time, hallucination soft-tagging and stripping, chunk-completeness checks, outage-vs-data-defect taxonomy with explicit retry budgets.
  • Durable state, not vibes — a compare-and-swap'd run/stage state machine in Postgres; a crash at any stage is recoverable, and human pauses are database state, never a held task.
  • Speaker identity done honestly — pgvector cosine matching against a grown speaker roster, a strict named ≠ grounded invariant, and machine proposals kept separate from human rulings.
  • A built-in adjudication web UI — review queue, guarded slot workbench, and an immutable decision ledger, served as Jinja + htmx from the same FastAPI app (no Node toolchain).
  • Operable from the browser — a keyset-paged /runs execution-history browser (with a per-stage attempt ledger), bounded file upload, and yt-dlp URL ingestion, from the same app. Submission is durable-first: a broker outage leaves the run queued for the recovery sweep, never lost. The console is append-only — no delete, no cancel.
  • Measurement harnesses — name-accuracy scoring (McNemar / bootstrap / Wilson) and a golden-dataset agreement labeler, runnable as CLIs (worked example under examples/).

The adjudication console

Machine proposals stay separate from human rulings: the review queue lists completed runs with voices still needing a ruling, and the slot workbench shows each voice's evidence — grounded cosine matches, unverified LLM-heard names, transcript previews — with assign / enroll / exclude / unknown actions. (Synthetic demo data pictured.)

Adjudication queue

Slot workbench

Status

Pre-alpha. APIs, schema, and layout may change without notice through the 0.x series.

Quickstart

Requires Docker Engine with the Compose plugin ≥ 2.24 (docker compose version — the legacy v1 docker-compose binary cannot parse this stack).

git clone https://github.com/bengizmo/voxint.git && cd voxint
cp .env.example .env          # then edit at least VOXINT_PASSWORD
mkdir -p media                # media mount; pre-create so it isn't root-owned
docker compose pull           # prebuilt release images from GHCR
docker compose up -d          # Postgres+pgvector, Redis, migrate, API + review UI, worker, beat
curl http://127.0.0.1:8080/healthz   # default port; matches API_PORT if you changed it

The default compose files run the pinned release images — even from a main checkout (set VOXINT_IMAGE_TAG in .env to run a different release). A one-shot migrate service brings the schema to head before the API and worker start — it showing Exited (0) in docker compose ps -a is success, not a crash. If a default port is already in use on your host, override the published side in .env (POSTGRES_PORT, REDIS_PORT, API_PORT). Details and day-2 operations: docs/operations.md.

With the stack up, browse runs at http://127.0.0.1:8080/runs and adjudicate at /review (HTTP Basic, the VOXINT_USER / VOXINT_PASSWORD you set). Feed it work by uploading a file, pointing it at a URL (docker compose exec api voxint fetch <url>), or submitting a local path (docker compose exec api voxint submit path/to/file.mp3, relative to MEDIA_ROOT).

To run the GPU model services too (one NVIDIA GPU assumed), first set HF_TOKEN in .env — the pyannote service's diarization weights are HF-gated, so you need a Hugging Face token with access to the pyannote models accepted (see services/pyannote/README.md); compose refuses the GPU overlay without it. Then:

docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose.gpu.yaml pull
docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose.gpu.yaml up -d

Per-service details, env tunables, and image matrices: services/*/README.md; wire contracts: docs/gpu-contracts.md.

To run the source you checked out instead of the release images, layer the build overlays (exactly one service owns each build — see docs/operations.md):

docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose.build.yaml build api
docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose.build.yaml up -d

For development without Docker:

uv sync --extra dev
uv run pytest tests/unit
uv run uvicorn voxint.api.app:app --reload

The scoring harness needs none of the stack — pip install voxint gives you the voxint score CLI (pure file-in/file-out, no database or GPU services); see examples/.

Deployment model

Docker-compose-first on a single Linux machine with one NVIDIA GPU:

  • compose.yaml — Postgres (+pgvector), Redis, one-shot migrate, API (+ review UI), Celery worker, Celery beat (crash-recovery sweep scheduler)
  • compose.gpu.yaml — the GPU model services: faster-whisper, pyannote, TitaNet
  • compose.build.yaml / compose.gpu.build.yaml — build-from-source overlays for development

Kubernetes is explicitly not required (a future optional enhancement).

Modularity

ASR, diarizer, embedder, and LLM providers sit behind typed protocols with versioned HTTP contracts (/v1/transcribe, /v1/diarize, /v1/embed). The LLM enhancement stage speaks to any OpenAI-compatible endpoint and is optional (LLM_ENABLED=false by default). Domain-specific vocabulary and prompts load from a swappable domain pack (DOMAIN_PACK_PATH); a neutral meeting/podcast pack ships as the default.

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE and NOTICE — model weights (e.g. pyannote's HF-gated checkpoints) are subject to their own terms and are downloaded with your credentials; Voxint never vendors them.

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