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Add Kokoro-82M as a new TTS engine — 82M params, CPU realtime, 8 languages, Apache 2.0. Unlike cloning engines, Kokoro uses pre-built voice styles, which required a new profile type system to support non-cloning engines cleanly. Kokoro engine: - New kokoro_backend.py implementing TTSBackend protocol - 50 built-in voices across en/es/fr/hi/it/pt/ja/zh - KPipeline API with language-aware G2P routing via misaki - PyInstaller bundling for misaki, language_tags, espeakng_loader, en_core_web_sm Voice profile type system: - New voice_type column: 'cloned' | 'preset' | 'designed' (future) - Preset profiles store engine + voice ID instead of audio samples - default_engine field on profiles — auto-selects engine on profile pick - Create Voice dialog: toggle between 'Clone from audio' and 'Built-in voice' - Edit dialog shows preset voice info instead of sample list for preset profiles - Engine selector locks to preset engine when preset profile is selected - Profile grid filters by engine — shows Kokoro voices when Kokoro selected - Custom empty state when no preset profiles exist for selected engine Bug fixes: - Fix relative audio paths in DB causing 404s in production builds - config.set_data_dir() now resolves to absolute paths - Startup migration converts existing relative paths to absolute Also updates PROJECT_STATUS.md and tts-engines.mdx developer guide.
title, description
| title | description |
|---|---|
| Documentation README | Voicebox documentation development guide |
This directory contains the documentation for Voicebox, built with Fumadocs.
Development
Prerequisites
Install Mintlify globally using bun:
bun add -g mintlify
Or use the helper script:
bun run install:mintlify
Running Locally
bun run dev
This will start the Mintlify dev server.
The docs will be available at http://localhost:3000
Structure
docs/
├── mint.json # Mintlify configuration
├── custom.css # Custom styles
├── overview/ # Getting started & feature docs
├── guides/ # User guides
├── api/ # API reference
├── development/ # Developer documentation
├── logo/ # Logo assets
└── public/ # Static assets
Writing Docs
- Use
.mdxfiles for all documentation pages - Follow the existing structure in
mint.jsonfor navigation - Use Mintlify components for enhanced formatting (Card, CardGroup, Accordion, etc.)
- Reference the Mintlify documentation for available components
Deployment
Docs are automatically deployed when changes are pushed to the main branch.
To manually deploy:
mintlify deploy
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.