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4 use cases
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Preview all four faces with a scripted demo
Run the server and watch every face cycle through idle, listening, thinking and speaking with no setup.
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jaredrhod/ai-visualizer - Content
- Beginner
View prompt
Clone https://github.com/jaredrhod/ai-visualizer, run ./run.sh in that folder, and open the gallery at the root URL. Report which of the four faces (Circuit Board, Radial, Face in the Code, Neural Core) you could open in demo mode. Verify that the page loads without errors and the demo cycles through idle, listening, thinking and speaking.
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Give a Claude Code voice agent a live face
Point the visualizer at a backtalk signal folder so the face follows the real conversation.
- REPO
jaredrhod/ai-visualizer - Claude Code
- Content
- Intermediate
View prompt
In the ai-visualizer repo, copy ai-visualizer.json.example to ai-visualizer.json, set name to <agent name> and bus_dir to <backtalk folder>, then run ./run.sh. Expected output: the root URL opens the configured face. Verify that the .voice_state file in the bus folder changes between idle, listening, thinking and speaking during a spoken exchange.
- REPO
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Capture the board as a stream background in OBS
Add the Circuit Board face as an OBS browser source and trigger its Space-key flythrough on camera.
- REPO
jaredrhod/ai-visualizer - Content
- Intermediate
View prompt
In the ai-visualizer folder, run ./run.sh, then confirm the Circuit Board face loads at the local root URL. Expected output: the board renders with the agent name on the center chip. Verify that pressing Space starts the flythrough overlay and that the board reverses flow while the state is listening.
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Build a custom face that appears in the gallery
Add a folder with an index.html that reads the shared signal bus through core.js.
- REPO
jaredrhod/ai-visualizer - Content
- Advanced
View prompt
In the ai-visualizer repo, create faces/<face name>/index.html that includes core.js, calls AV.init(), and reads AV.state, AV.env and AV.samples in a draw loop. Expected output: the new face appears in the gallery at the root URL. Verify that the face changes its drawing when the demo or the .voice_state file moves between states.
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Quick start with AI Visualizer
- Check you have what it needs: Python 3 (ships with macOS and most Linux systems; on Windows, use run.bat or python server.py); A web browser; Optional: a voice line or agent that writes the three signal files, such as backtalk, for live use.
- Open jaredrhod/ai-visualizer on GitHub and read the README and license.
- Run
git clone https://github.com/jaredrhod/ai-visualizer - Run
cd ai-visualizer - Run
./run.sh - In the browser gallery, click "watch the demo" on any face card, or add
?demo=1to a face URL
These steps come from our top use case, Preview all four faces with a scripted demo, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.
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- Who it is forBuilt for people running a voice AI agent who want a live visual face for it, and for streamers who want that face on screen.
- Why it is hot109 stars, launched 71 days ago
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Requirements
- Python 3 (ships with macOS and most Linux systems; on Windows, use run.bat or python server.py)
- A web browser
- Optional: a voice line or agent that writes the three signal files, such as backtalk, for live use
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Questions about AI Visualizer
What is AI Visualizer?
A free, dependency-free set of four full-screen browser visualizers that show an AI voice agent's state (idle, listening, thinking, speaking) in real time, driven by a tiny local Python server. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/jaredrhod/ai-visualizer.
How do I use AI Visualizer?
Run git clone https://github.com/jaredrhod/ai-visualizer; then run cd ai-visualizer; run ./run.sh. The use cases on this page give the full steps and a copy-paste agent prompt for each job.
Who is AI Visualizer for?
Built for people running a voice AI agent who want a live visual face for it, and for streamers who want that face on screen.
What can I do with AI Visualizer?
4 use cases so far, for example: Preview all four faces with a scripted demo; Give a Claude Code voice agent a live face; Capture the board as a stream background in OBS. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.
What do I need to run AI Visualizer?
Python 3 (ships with macOS and most Linux systems; on Windows, use run.bat or python server.py); A web browser; Optional: a voice line or agent that writes the three signal files, such as backtalk, for live use.
What are alternatives to AI Visualizer?
Other hot AI repos in Content: Voice Studio, Anatomy, Hyperframes, Earshot, Kitten TTS.
Is AI Visualizer safe to run?
Deduped does not own, audit or vouch for it. Read the README and license, run it on your own systems first and review every command before you run it.