Community
Everybody here runs a station.
Each one is somebody’s own: their music, their presenter, their clock. This is where they compare notes, help each other get on the air, and hand over the parts worth keeping.
Share.
What other people run and made, listed by them. Add yours through a form; a maintainer reads each one before it goes up.
Stations
Stations other people run, whether each is on the air right now, and what it is playing.
Tune inPersonas
Presenters and callers other operators wrote, each a file the console imports as it stands.
Meet themPlugins
Music sources, facts, voices and models written outside the project. Listed by their authors, and not reviewed by anybody.
Browse themLanguages
Translations of the console, each a language pack it imports as it stands, so everybody on your station can choose their own.
Find yoursTalk.
All of it happens on the project’s GitHub Discussions, so there is one place to search.
Q&A
Running a station, choosing a voice or a model, a plugin that will not load, or writing one of your own. Anything that is not a bug.
Ask a questionShow and tell
Your station, the character presenting it, the clock you settled on, the plugin you built. Post the address and people will tune in.
Show yoursIdeas
Work designed against the real code and then deliberately deferred, labelled by the part of the station it touches. Read them before proposing a feature: the call may already have been made.
Read the ideasBugs
Something the station does that it should not, with what it logged. Security problems go through a private advisory instead, never an issue.
Open an issueBuild.
A plugin
A music source, a place facts come from, a voice or a model. The SDK is on npm and the guide walks through a real plugin built outside this repository.
Writing pluginsA client
A player, a bot, a panel on a wall. Everything the console does goes through the same HTTP API, and an API key lets your code do it too.
The API referenceThe station itself
Pull requests are welcome, and an issue first is welcome for anything large. The rules that bounce a change are short.
ContributingBe decent to each other. The code of conduct is short and applies everywhere the project is.