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Kojo, our latest model, is out.
Chat with it for free, or build on it through an OpenAI-compatible API.
kojo.sh
We have something very special to present soon. Currently we are looking for testers with credentials/experience. If you are interested send us a DM or an e-mail to [email protected]
Meet Pi and Vo, the two voices of PiVo Studio.
Local text-to-speech in a single Rust binary: ~4× faster than real time on one CPU thread, first audio in ~30 ms, OpenAI-compatible API. Runs on desktop, iOS, Android and in the browser.
github.com/empero-org/PiVo-s…
How many parameters does a voice need?
Pi(co) Vo(ice): two English voices in 1.4M parameters, vocoder included. The whole model is 5.8 MB and runs on a CPU, no PyTorch or GPU.
huggingface.co/empero-ai/PiV…
Its free on our API because why not?
api.empero.org/models/empero…
How many parameters does a voice need?
Pi(co) Vo(ice): two English voices in 1.4M parameters, vocoder included. The whole model is 5.8 MB and runs on a CPU, no PyTorch or GPU.
huggingface.co/empero-ai/PiV…
How many parameters does a voice need?
Pi(co) Vo(ice): two English voices in 1.4M parameters, vocoder included. The whole model is 5.8 MB and runs on a CPU, no PyTorch or GPU.
huggingface.co/empero-ai/PiV…
Rate limits that reset every 3 hours are a tax on deep work.
Kojo just dropped ours. Binge a whole project in one sitting, then take the weekend off. Your plan, your rhythm.
Plans start at $1/month kojo.sh
Empero retweeted
Kojo, our latest model, is out.
Chat with it for free, or build on it through an OpenAI-compatible API.
kojo.sh
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Empero retweeted
idk how they built that, but it works surprisingly well. This time, my favorite neuroanatomy with brain pathologies as a service (125 tool calls and 200k tokens later) ;) -> @EmperoAI kojo in @zorai_agent
Subagents now talk as well: they message each other while they work, and the agent that started them.
abacus also does less behind your back. The self-review loops that ran in the background are gone, and so are the model calls they made on your tokens.
In the desktop: queue follow-ups while abacus works (Steer or Send now), and approvals show the actual command or diff. Long idle sessions are compacted while the cache is warm, so your next message costs less.
Get both with abacus update, or at abacus.empero.org
Empero retweeted
Use kojo @ kojo.sh
We are planning on a secondary release concerning cybersecurity-oriented models, which might pique some of your interests.
gif made by kojo in ~3 minutes and 21 seconds.
You can now also pay with crypto! We added support for 99+ altcoins
Kojo, our latest model, is out.
Chat with it for free, or build on it through an OpenAI-compatible API.
kojo.sh
Empero retweeted
It is time.
This is the thing i was talking about yesterday :D
GENERALLY AVAILABLE NOW
Kojo, our latest model, is out.
Chat with it for free, or build on it through an OpenAI-compatible API.
kojo.sh
Empero retweeted
Proud to finally share what we’ve been working on at Empero: Kojo. 🚀
The model performed extremely well on the completed SWE-bench Verified test suite (461/500 bugs fixed = 92.2%). Claude Opus 4.8 achieved 88.6% in the published leaderboard; Sonnet 5 85.2%; and Mythos Preview achieved 93.9%. We achieved better performance than Opus 4.8 and Sonnet 5 and is within 1.7% of Mythos Preview.
The API prices are as follows:
$0.175 per million input tokens
$1.00 per million output tokens.
$0.02 per million cached input tokens.
It is also super exciting to be part of the team launching this product so we can get more people using Kojo!
Below is something that Kojo made in one-shot:
(Do know there are better things made with this model so definitely check out the others within EmperoAI!!)
Kojo, our latest model, is out.
Chat with it for free, or build on it through an OpenAI-compatible API.
kojo.sh
Longer term, we’re planning subscriptions for the API models that come after Kojo. More on that when the time comes.
The full write-up, with more of Kojo’s art:
empero.org/writing/kojo
