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@voxd/cli

v0.4.6

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Command-line tools for local transcription and text-to-speech with Vox.

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@voxd/cli

Transcribe files, generate speech, and manage Vox from the terminal. Installing this package adds the vox command.

Install

npm install -g @voxd/cli

Requires Node 22+ on macOS.

First-time setup

Install Vox Companion, then connect the CLI to its local service:

vox install
vox doctor

vox doctor should finish with ready: true.

Common tasks

# Transcribe a file
vox warmup start parakeet:v3
vox transcribe file --metrics --timestamps /tmp/sample.wav

# Generate speech
vox voices --model avspeech:system
vox speak --metrics "Hello from Vox"

# Inspect the runtime
vox daemon status
vox perf dashboard
vox logs daemon --tail 80

Run vox help for the complete command list.

Install Minivox

Minivox is the small, single-purpose dictation app. Install it without adding another npm package:

npx -y @voxd/cli@latest install mini

The installer opens Minivox automatically. Look for the waveform in the menu bar. Put the cursor where you want text, press ⌥Space to start dictating, then press ⌥Space again to stop. The first use asks for microphone access, and the first dictation may download Parakeet. Minivox always copies the result; grant Accessibility access when prompted if you also want it pasted automatically.

The installer adds minivox under ~/.local/bin. Use minivox settings to change the shortcut or microphone. Use --quiet for errors-only output or --verbose to include Apple verification and disk-image details.

minivox
minivox settings
minivox quit

Useful command groups

  • vox doctor — check that Vox is ready
  • vox transcribe — transcribe files, benchmark, or use the microphone
  • vox speak and vox voices — generate speech
  • vox warmup and vox models — prepare speech models
  • vox history, vox logs, and vox perf — inspect activity and timing
  • vox daemon — start, stop, or check the local service

Choose the right package

  • Terminal: @voxd/cli
  • Bun or Node: @voxd/sdk
  • Browser: @voxd/client
  • macOS or iOS app: embed VoxCore and VoxEngine

Learn more

License

MIT