Plynte Labs builds high-performance productivity tools and local AI audio infrastructure for artists, streamers, and builders. The focus is simple: useful software that runs close to the user, avoids unnecessary cloud dependency, and stays understandable enough for people to learn from it.
Herramientas open-source para flujos creativos local-first e IA local.
Plynte Labs construye herramientas de productividad de alto rendimiento e infraestructura de audio local impulsada por IA para artistas, streamers y builders. El foco es simple: software útil, cercano al usuario, sin dependencia innecesaria de la nube y suficientemente claro para que otros puedan aprender de él.
| Project | Status | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| OpenCohost | Live | Local voice assistant infrastructure for streamer workflows. |
| Project | Status | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| LiveAudio | Live | Local real-time ASR subtitles powered by Whisper with OBS/WebSocket integration. |
| Project | Status | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Brick Draw | Live | Lightweight desktop drawing canvas for creative workflows. |
Franguh: Yes I draw this LOL, I forgot how much I enjoyed drawing.
| Area | Standard |
|---|---|
| License | Public open-source projects use MIT unless a repository says otherwise. |
| Branches | Use each repository's configured default branch; avoid renames without clear value. |
| CI | Release-ready repositories should run security checks before lint/build/test. |
| Contributions | Small, focused pull requests with Conventional Commits. |
| Documentation | README, contributing, security, support, and changelog should exist before a project is promoted. |
| Language | Public organization docs are bilingual: English and Spanish. |
- Strengthen the organization-wide contribution and security defaults.
- Keep live repositories reproducible through CI and release checks.
- Grow the ecosystem without hiding tradeoffs or overpromising maturity.
Start with the repository that matches your interest, read its README, and open a focused issue or pull request. If you are unsure, open a question with context and the maintainers will route it, i think.
Comienza por el repositorio que coincida con tu interés, lee su README y abre un issue o pull request enfocado. Si no tienes seguridad sobre dónde empezar, abre una pregunta con contexto y el equipo de mantenimiento la orientará, eso pienso.