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Published entries across all sections carrying the “Text to speech” tag, newest first by publication date on this site.

4 entries

  1. AudioGitHub

    html-explainer: turn any topic into a narrated explainer video

    html-explainer is an open-source Agent Skill for Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents: give it a topic and it runs research, narration, voiceover, subtitles, frame-by-frame rendering and covers end to end, producing a hard-subtitled MP4. Scenes are written in HTML/CSS/GSAP and rendered with a deterministic seek renderer, so audio and animation stay locked in sync. The default edge-tts voiceover is free and everything runs locally.

    #Explainer video#Agent Skill#HTML to video#Text to speech#Short video#AI video#Local-first#Open source

  2. Developer toolsGitHub

    OpenMausBot: your AI agents, living in a chat app

    OpenMausBot is an open-source desktop chat app that turns the Claude Code, Codex and Grok CLIs already on your machine into bots in a sidebar: each bot gets its own personality, model, memory and a computer to work on, and asks before it acts. Instead of juggling terminals and vendor sites, you get one entry point over logins you already have, with transcripts kept local.

    #Multi-agent#Coding agent#Computer use#Chat UI#Local-first#Desktop app#MCP#Text to speech#Agents#Open source

  3. AudioGitHub

    yovoice: an open-source voice studio that never leaves your machine

    The usual way to narrate a video is pasting a script into a cloud TTS: per-character pricing, generic voices, and your unpublished text on someone else's server. yovoice runs 7 local TTS models through audio.cpp on your own hardware, clones a voice from a 1-60 second clip, and ships a full record-trim-export workflow plus a CLI and an Agent Skill. Apache-2.0, for macOS and Windows.

    #Text to speech#Voice cloning#Dubbing#CLI#macOS#Windows#Self-hosted#Open source#Agents

  4. AudioGitHub

    ebook2audiobook: A Local Ebook-to-Audiobook Converter

    An open-source tool that converts ebooks into audiobooks entirely on your own machine, with multiple built-in TTS engines, voice cloning, and support for 1,158 languages, producing an m4b with chapters and metadata — no cloud service needed, and it runs on as little as 2GB of RAM.

    #Text to speech#Audiobook#Voice cloning#Ebooks#Self-hosted#Open source