🎯Skills8
Quick start guide for the Tavus Conversational Video Interface (CVI) API. Covers the minimal setup to launch a real-time AI video conversation using stock resources or custom personas.
Controls Tavus CVI (Conversational Video Interface) conversations in real-time through the Interactions Protocol, enabling text echo, interrupts, context injection, tool call handling, and event listening via WebRTC and Daily.js.
An AI-native security testing platform built in Go that integrates 100+ security tools, an intelligent orchestration engine, role-based testing, a skills system, and a built-in C2 framework, all accessible through native MCP protocol and AI agents for end-to-end vulnerability discovery.
Provides pre-built React components and hooks for embedding Tavus CVI (Conversational Video Interface) into web applications. Includes a CVIProvider wrapper, Conversation component, and support for Vite and Next.js setups.
Generates personalized AI videos using Tavus replicas that speak your script or lip-sync to audio. Supports custom backgrounds, watermarks, transparent backgrounds, and batch video generation via the Tavus API.
An overview skill for Tavus, an AI research lab building the Conversational Video Interface (CVI) for real-time, face-to-face AI conversations. Covers the Phoenix/Raven/Sparrow model stack, persona configuration, and WebRTC-based sessions with ~600ms latency.
A skill for creating and managing Tavus replicas (AI digital twins) for video generation and real-time conversations, covering training video requirements, consent statements, and the Phoenix-3 model.
A skill for configuring Tavus CVI (Conversational Video Interface) personas with custom LLMs, TTS engines, speech-to-text, perception via Raven, and turn-taking settings via Sparrow. Supports built-in models and bring-your-own-LLM through any OpenAI-compatible API.