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Slow speed and high VRAM consumption for long texts in dots.tts, with `optimize` flag errors.
Efficient and scalable long text synthesis with optimized resource utilization.
This issue reveals critical performance and resource management problems for dots.tts with long texts: slow inference speed and excessive VRAM consumption leading to out-of-memory errors. The `optimize` flag, intended to mitigate this, fails with compilation and `OverflowError`. While segmentatio...
长文本速度慢
显存高
VRAM
optimize flag
OverflowError: Python int too large to convert to C long
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Prompt_text input causing control instruction misinterpretation in `instruction tts` mode for dots.tts-mf.
Robust and predictable behavior of `instruction tts` mode when `prompt_text` is provided.
This issue indicates a critical functional flaw in dots.tts-mf's `instruction tts` mode: providing `prompt_text` leads to control instruction misinterpretation. This directly compromises the model's ability to follow specific synthesis directives when contextual text is supplied, limiting its fle...
instruction tts mode
prompt_text
control instruction
解读失效
dots.tts-mf
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dots.tts-mf generating 2-3 seconds of garbled audio after short text synthesis.
Reliable and clean audio termination for short text synthesis, regardless of punctuation or word structure.
This detailed report identifies a severe quality issue in dots.tts-mf: the generation of 2-3 seconds of garbled audio following short text synthesis. The problem is deterministic and influenced by text length, punctuation, and lexical structure, with question marks mitigating the issue while peri...
dots.tts-mf
short text synthesis
garbled audio
中文胡言
外语乱码
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Native Windows support for Omnigent, specifically addressing POSIX assumptions.
Cross-platform compatibility, including native Windows, or clear documentation for WSL2 as the intended Windows environment.
This issue exposes a critical platform compatibility gap for Omnigent on native Windows, stemming from POSIX-specific dependencies (`SIGUSR1`, `fcntl`). The current implementation forces Windows users to rely on WSL2, creating an additional layer of complexity and friction. For a B2B SaaS product...
native Windows support
WSL2
uv tool
import-time POSIX assumptions
AttributeError: module 'signal' has no attribute 'SIGUSR1'
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Intel GPU support and emotion cloning capability for dots.tts.
Broaden hardware compatibility and enhance emotional expressiveness for TTS.
This inquiry reveals two key market demands for dots.tts: broader hardware compatibility, specifically Intel GPUs, and advanced emotional cloning capabilities. Lack of Intel GPU support restricts the potential user base, particularly as Intel expands its discrete GPU market share. Furthermore, th...
Intel GPUs
Intel Arc A770
cloning emotions
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Support for streaming inference in dots.tts.
Low-latency, real-time streaming TTS capabilities.
This feature request for streaming inference with a target latency of 50ms highlights a critical market demand for real-time, low-latency TTS. Streaming capabilities are essential for interactive applications, live communication, and conversational AI, where immediate audio feedback is paramount....
流式推理
streaming inference
50ms
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Slow inference speed of dots.tts model (mf and soar).
Achieve competitive real-time factor (RTF) for TTS inference speed.
This issue highlights a significant performance bottleneck for dots.tts, specifically its slow inference speed compared to competitors like Xiaomi's OmniVoice TTS and even older Index-TTS versions. Despite GPU mode and `mf` model's 2-4 steps, the user experiences unacceptable latency for short se...
inference speed
GPU mode
mf
soar
RTF
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Pi sub-agent workspace isolation failure within Omnigent.
Consistent session workspace management across all integrated AI agent harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, Pi).
This issue highlights a critical architectural inconsistency in Omnigent's agent orchestration layer. The `pi` harness fails to honor per-session workspaces, defaulting to the server's launch directory. This directly impacts developer productivity and reliability, as `pi` agents operate on incorr...
pi sub-agent
session workspace
omnigent server
codex-native
claude-native
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Feature request for OpenCode harness support.
Expand supported AI agent harnesses.
This is a direct feature request for OpenCode harness support, signaling user demand for integrating additional AI agents into the Omnigent platform. Similar to the Google Antigravity request, this underscores the market's expectation for comprehensive agent compatibility from a "meta-harness." E...
OpenCode
harness
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Feature request for Google Antigravity harness integration in `omni setup`.
Broaden agent ecosystem support and simplify initial setup for new users.
This feature request indicates user demand for broader AI agent ecosystem support within Omnigent. The absence of Google Antigravity during initial `omni setup` creates friction for users invested in that specific agent. For a "meta-harness" product, expanding the range of directly supported, con...
omni setup
agent harnesses
Google Antigravity
credential
runtime
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Codex-native harness timeout when routed through OpenAI-compatible gateway (OpenRouter).
Seamless integration and compatibility with OpenAI-compatible gateway providers for `codex-native` agents.
This issue reveals a critical integration failure for Omnigent's `codex-native` harness when interacting with OpenAI-compatible gateway providers like OpenRouter. The inability to start a thread and subsequent timeout, despite `pi` harness functionality and direct Codex CLI operation, indicates a...
codex-native worker
OpenAI-compatible gateway
OpenRouter
kind: key
wire_api: chat
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Lightweight C++23 S3 client
A small S3 client with no extra dependencies beyond libcurl and OpenSSL, developed as a C++ learning project.
This submission presents a C++23 S3 client emphasizing minimal dependencies, specifically `libcurl` and `OpenSSL`. This addresses a critical developer pain point in C++ ecosystems: dependency bloat and the associated complexities in build processes, security audits, and binary size. For performan...
C++23
S3 client
deps
libcurl
OpenSSL
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StackScope, a crawler/catalogue that analyzes new product launches (Product Hunt, Show HN, PeerPush) to identify their underlying technology stacks.
A specialized stack-detection tool focused on the 'current indie launch scene' rather than the web as a whole, providing insights into what technologies people are 'choosing right now' for new products. Offers a private readiness check.
StackScope provides valuable market intelligence for developers, founders, and investors by analyzing the technology stacks of newly launched indie products. Its unique focus on the 'current indie launch scene' differentiates it from broader stack-detection tools, offering real-time insights into...
Crawler/catalogue
product launches
Product Hunt
Show HN
PeerPush
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Proton, a CGO-free immediate-mode GUI framework for Go.
An 'easy' CGO-free immediate-mode GUI framework for Go.
Proton addresses a specific technical pain point for Go developers: the complexities and deployment challenges associated with CGO dependencies in GUI development. By offering a CGO-free immediate-mode GUI framework, it simplifies cross-platform compilation and distribution for Go applications re...
CGO-free
immediate-mode GUI framework
Go
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A dramatically faster Linter and TypeScript-Go toolchain for plugins like typia, named `@ttsc/lint`.
A dramatically faster linter (600x to 1600x faster than ESLint) integrated directly into the TypeScript-Go compilation process, eliminating the need to run separate `tsgo` and `eslint` commands.
This product addresses a critical developer productivity bottleneck: slow linting processes in TypeScript projects, particularly when combined with Go tooling. By integrating linting directly into the TypeScript-Go compilation pipeline, `@ttsc/lint` achieves a reported 600x to 1600x speed improve...
Linter
TypeScript-Go toolchain
typia
ttsc
plugin toolchain system
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