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> **Public alpha · Open research release · Local-first · Open-source · Under active development**
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Oída is a local listening instrument for sound files, microphones, and system
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audio. It combines deterministic signal analysis with optional audio models,
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keeps observation separate from interpretation, and can remember a listening
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only when asked. A sound can enter Oída, become an inspectable listening event,
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pass into GERM as material or lineage, enter Akousmata as memory, and be heard
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again without erasing the earlier account.
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Oída is a local listening instrument and agentic gateway for sound files,
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microphones, and system audio. It combines deterministic signal analysis with
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optional audio models, keeps observation separate from interpretation, and can
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remember a listening only when asked. A sound can enter Oída, become an
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inspectable listening event, pass into GERM as material or lineage, enter
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Akousmata as memory, and be heard again without erasing the earlier account.
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Oída's owned model path is developed and tested first with the open-source
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MOSS-Audio Instruct and Thinking checkpoints. Those local models are the
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recommended starting point for model-backed exploration. The gateway contract
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remains model-agnostic, the deterministic path needs no model, and hosted
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providers are never enabled by default.
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| Path | Operating system | Hardware and software |
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| Model-free service | macOS or Linux | Python 3.12+, `uv`; CPU only; `ffmpeg` for non-WAV input and browser recording |
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| Embedded MOSS-Audio | Apple Silicon macOS | Local MOSS-Audio code and weights, PyTorch/MPS, and sufficient unified memory for the selected checkpoint |
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| Embedded MOSS-Audio 4B | Apple Silicon macOS | Local MOSS-Audio code and weights, PyTorch/MPS; 16 GB minimum and 24 GB unified memory suggested |
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| Embedded MOSS-Audio 8B | Apple Silicon macOS | Local MOSS-Audio code and weights; 24 GB minimum and 48 GB unified memory suggested |
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| CUDA service | Operator-managed Linux/NVIDIA host | A separately running compatible MOSS-Audio SGLang endpoint |
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| Native shell and system audio | macOS 13+ | Swift 5.9/Xcode command-line tools; Screen Recording permission for system output |
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| How does it work? |[Architecture](docs/architecture.md) and [gateway contract](docs/gateway-contract.md)|
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| How does it connect? |[The Listening Stack](https://sonicfield.org/stack) and [GERM handoff](#stack-compatibility)|
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| How do I install the tested models? |[MOSS-Audio setup](docs/model-setup.md)|
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| Which models and licenses apply? |[Models and licensing](docs/models-and-licensing.md)|
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| What is unfinished? |[Known limitations](#known-limitations) and [roadmap](ROADMAP.md)|
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| How can I help? |[Contribution guide](CONTRIBUTING.md)|
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## Quick Start
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For a guided Oída or complete Listening Stack installation, including host
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checks, model choices, storage guidance, downloads, and optional agent
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