Conversational AI & Chatbots
Clef Flash
Real-time audio & multimodal decision model family by Clef
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Build real-time voice assistants capable of sub-100ms response turn-taking.
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About Clef Flash
Clef Flash is a lightweight multimodal voice and audio model architecture designed for continuous streaming speech interactions. By fusing speech recognition, emotional tone detection, and audio generation into a single end-to-end neural network, Clef Flash eliminates cascading latency between STT and TTS engines.
It enables ultra-responsive conversational voice agents capable of fluid turn-taking, interruption handling, and expressive vocal pitch adjustment.
- End-to-end audio reasoning eliminates STT to TTS pipeline latency
- Native speech interruption and turn-taking detection
- Expressive pitch and emotion control parameters
- Audio streaming API requires WebSocket state connection
- High-bandwidth audio streams require stable connection quality
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