FAQ

1. What is Orvis Voice?

Orvis Voice is a framework for building AI-powered voice assistants with advanced speech recognition, natural language processing, and blockchain integration.

2. How does Orvis Voice integrate with blockchain?

It connects with blockchain APIs to analyze smart contracts, monitor transactions, and provide real-time insights into decentralized systems.

3. Can I fine-tune Orvis Voice for specific tasks?

Yes, developers can customize AI behavior using task-specific prompts and fine-tuned models to optimize responses for a given domain.

4. What platforms can Orvis Voice integrate with?

It supports integration with messaging platforms (Discord, Slack, Telegram), voice communication (WebRTC, VoIP), and IoT/smart home systems.

5. What are the deployment options for Orvis Voice?

It can be deployed on Vercel, Netlify, Docker, Kubernetes, or edge computing platforms, allowing flexible hosting and scalability.

6. Does Orvis Voice store conversation data?

By default, it does not store user conversations. However, developers can enable logging and feedback mechanisms to improve AI responses.

7. Can Orvis Voice work offline?

Some features, like basic voice commands, can be processed locally, but advanced AI functionalities (e.g., NLP, STT, TTS) require cloud-based models.

8. Is Orvis Voice open-source?

Yes, Orvis Voice is open-source and licensed under MIT, allowing developers to modify and extend its functionality freely.