Technical writing across Speechify Labs (voice AI research), SpeechifyAI (the product), SpeechifyAI API (developer-facing engineering), and the SpeechifyAI Changelog (platform-wide release notes).
Simba 3.2 is #1 on Artificial Analysis, the independent TTS benchmark. On Voice Arena's blind, listener-voted board it's the #1 real-time voice and #1 on price — the model above it isn't real-time, the nearest at its quality costs 7x more. Nothing you can ship beats it.
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Turn long-form ePub or Markdown into a single narrated chapter MP3 with a runnable Python demo: chunk on sentence boundaries, synthesize each chunk, stitch with ffmpeg.
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Speechify API keys can now carry a monthly USD spend limit, returning 402 spend_cap_exceeded once a key reaches its budget for the calendar month.
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Speechify is now a direct provider in speech-sdk. Switch existing calls over with a factory function and an API key, no new client required.
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Speechify TTS speech and streaming endpoints now accept output_format values like pcm_16000, ulaw_8000, and bitrate-tuned mp3 variants without changing existing callers.
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Speechify added rate-budget response headers, global JSON body-size handling, clearer 413 and 415 errors, and pre-auth IP throttling for token-mint paths.
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Clone a voice from a short sample and use it to narrate dynamic video content programmatically via the REST API.
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Speechify workspace webhooks now support managed endpoints, delivery history, a resource.action event catalog, combined signatures, and per-endpoint API versions.
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Speechify API keys now have cleaner scope tiers, service-account inheritance, and usage attribution that makes spend easier to trace back to a workload.
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Baseten published a case study on the SpeechifyAI voice agent stack. This is our view on why model co-location matters for live calls.
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Service accounts give Speechify API workloads their own identity, scope ceiling, key rotation flow, usage attribution, and short-lived child keys for agent sessions.
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Use the Speechify API's word-level timestamps to generate accurate WebVTT captions for your synthesized audio.
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Build and Agents received a small API naming cleanup on June 28, including not_specified voice gender and several Agents field-name migrations.
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How to stream audio from the Speechify TTS API in Python using the SDK and native requests. Covers chunked streaming to disk and piping audio to a player without waiting for the full payload.
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The Build API moved GET /v1/voices from a bare array to a voices object with pagination fields, making the response shape safer for SDKs and future growth.
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Speechify now supports Idempotency-Key on the API calls most likely to be retried, including calls, batches, purchases, spend paths, and service-account key minting.
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Speechify APIs now support the Speechify-Version header, so HTTP clients can pin a dated contract while SDKs send their build-date version automatically.
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A practical guide to synthesizing speech in Node.js using the Speechify TTS API. Covers installation, a basic synthesis call, streaming audio to disk, and what to reach for next.
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The Build docs now spell out that POST /v1/audio/stream returns chunked raw audio, not JSON, with clearer response content types and codec notes.
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Speechify Agents added live transcript streaming, take-over actions, per-action RBAC, analytics queries, and saved dashboard APIs for monitoring live voice operations.
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A small, public repo of runnable Speechify recipes. Pick a folder, drop in your API key, run it. TypeScript and Python today, SDK and native REST side by side.
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Welcome to the new Speechify developer blog. Expect updates from the AI and labs teams, product news, collaborations, and technical guides for the Speechify TTS API.
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Speechify Voice Agents is now publicly documented, with guides and API reference pages for agents, conversations, tools, knowledge bases, calls, and monitoring.
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