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paxa

Skill215 starsChanged 34 days agoAGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Integrate the Paxa Labs API: Thai, English, and Mandarin Chinese speech synthesis (voices, streaming, word and sentence timestamps, a live WebSocket, OpenAI-compatible endpoint), Thai-first multilingual speech to text (verbatim transcripts, word timestamps, SubRip and WebVTT subtitles, spoken or written convention, vocabulary biasing, per-hour billing, and a realtime WebSocket with automatic turn detection for voice agents), document OCR (PDF and image input, Markdown or structured block output, per-page billing), document extraction (typed fields filled from a schema you define, every value the printed span or null with a reason, per-page billing by schema size), and translation from any language into Thai (register control, loanword handling, glossaries, adaptive examples), with credit billing, idempotent retries, error handling, and feedback reports on wrong outputs and API problems. Use when generating spoken audio, transcribing recordings or a live microphone, building a voice agent, reading documents, pulling fields out of invoices, receipts, and forms, translating into Thai, or wiring an application to https://api.paxalabs.com.

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