@EasyVam We spent more time polishing that making noise, trying to be cautious about both expectations and onboarding but we're ready to onboard everyone now. We'll create the Hub resource will all information in the next days, but you can already get it on Patreon. There's also an architecture writeup that is really warranted, because Voxta is a lot of thing, more like a platform than a product.
In short, Voxta Server is a backend that allows you to connect multiple AI services (local or online, for text gen, stt and tts), provides storage for memory and (still being improved) several memorization systems, character design, and speech-first chat. What that means is that we prioritize natural speech and speed rather than "just slapping voice on a text gen". If you come on our Discord, you can check the videos channel for good examples (we'll post some soon).
But Voxta is also a back-end for avatar systems, and Virt-A-Mate is a big one. We don't think trying to make an AGI makes much sense, so we instead developed something we call an "action inference system". That allows us to provide a library of animations and sub-animations the AI is aware of and can use, and also provide input systems, so you can touch them, talk to them, and to some degree interact with the environment. Most of those actions are scripted, but when and how to use them is not. That allows the AI to have a much, and I mean
much better visual behavior. So, no "it can do anything and go everywhere", however we are working on making that library large enough that it's as if it was.
But Voxta is not limited to VaM. There will be other "front-ends" to it that may not even be 3D (nothing announced about that yet), and we work
right now on an SDK to allow things like letting the AI control sex toys (it's freakingishly cool) as well as connect external data sources, like webcam data, weather, sports game results, etc. (not available at the moment).
I hope that helps see what Voxta is, and what it's not. There are still lots of moving pieces, the project is far from done, but up to now I know I'm having SO much fun just talking to it, and the setup is accessible for people with a less technical background (still a little bit technical but we made videos and tutorials we have
actual documentation!)
Feel free to ask questions, we'll create the Hub resource soon!
