The open-source earshot tool from @lexnlin describes sounds with measurements, ranks audio files against text prompts, critiques videos with timestamped fixes and synthesizes sound effects in code. It runs on CPU and ships a CLI, a Python API and an MCP se...
VQV Signal
earshot gives coding agents a way to judge audio
The open-source earshot tool from @lexnlin describes sounds with measurements, ranks audio files against text prompts, critiques videos with timestamped fixes and synthesizes sound effects in code. It runs on CPU and ships a CLI, a Python API and an MCP se...
The open-source earshot tool from @lexnlin describes sounds with measurements, ranks audio files against text prompts, critiques videos with timestamped fixes and synthesizes sound effects in code. It runs on CPU and ships a CLI, a Python API and an MCP server with 201 code-rendered sound effects. Why it matters:...
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