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Licensing

Understand the MIT source and CPML model boundary.

LLMVoice source

The LLMVoice source code is distributed under the MIT License. You can inspect, modify, and redistribute that code under the terms of the MIT license.

The software license covers the LLMVoice codebase. It does not replace or broaden licenses attached to third-party models, datasets, audio, or other dependencies.

XTTS-v2 model

LLMVoice uses XTTS-v2. Its model weights are licensed separately under the Coqui Public Model License (CPML).

Commercial use

LLMVoice is currently positioned for local and non-commercial usage unless you have obtained the appropriate rights for the model and every voice or recording involved.

Commercial intent can change which permissions you need. Do not infer model rights from the repository’s MIT badge.

Practical guidance

Before a production or commercial workflow:

  1. Read the official CPML terms attached to the XTTS-v2 distribution.
  2. Confirm that your intended use is permitted or obtain appropriate model rights.
  3. Obtain consent and necessary rights for all reference voices and source recordings.
  4. Review licenses for FFmpeg, PyTorch, and other dependencies in your distribution context.

This documentation is a product-level summary, not legal advice. When rights are unclear, consult the original license text and qualified counsel.