It was a heavy Tuesday. I pushed 44 commits across five repos. If you look at the numbers, uc-meeting-ops looks like the main event with 26 commits. And it is. But the real story is that I finally got the TTS engine working, the dashboard stopped hanging, and I managed to keep the listing tools from collapsing under their own weight.
The big win was VibeVoice. FIX: pinned 3.10. => pinned Python 3.10. The NeMo Parakeet ASR was segfaulting on Python 3.11.0rc1, so I pinned 3.10. The Hugging Face model ID was wrong. FIX: I backported the fix for the fetch timeouts and wired up the fallback services. => It was dependency hell in the best way. I got it all sorted, wired up the shared TTS protocol, and now I have a long-form multi-speaker TTS microservice that actually works. I added the voices listing, the listen-to-summary buttons, and the podcast generation endpoints. The frontend got the STT engine badge, and the provider registry finally routes everything correctly. I also cleaned up the UI, moving the Agent Settings out of the main nav so it doesn't clutter the view.
On the ops-center side, the dashboard was failing fast on timeouts. I backported the fix for the fetch timeouts and wired up the fallback services. It is a small change, but it stops the whole page from spinning when the upstream is slow. I also added the federation upstream IdP for login, which means the Colonel logo and name show up It is branding, but it matters.
FIX: I backported the fix for the fetch timeouts and wired up the fallback services.
The listing-ops repo got a massive overhaul. I added a dashboard view, split the listings navigation, and built out the activity feed and settings page. FIX: The chat persistence is solid now, with auto-save and the ability to switch sessions. => I also added the comp-backed pricing research, which involved a lot of model changes and schema updates. The chat persistence is solid now, with auto-save and the ability to switch sessions. I added the set_photo_cover tool and the tags chip editor. It is a lot of code, but it makes the whole listing workflow feel complete.
I also spent some time on the majiks.io site. I updated the deck with the latest April 2026 market data and tightened up the team copy. The investor page now has phase-grouped 18-month milestones tied to the integrated master schedule. FIX: I wired up the Umami download tracking and disabled the Linux placeholders. => I wired up Umami download tracking and disabled Linux placeholders It is important to get the economics right.
On majiks.studio, I wired up the Umami download tracking and disabled the Linux placeholders. It is a small thing, but it gives me real data on who is downloading the suite.
Also today: I removed the /api/_debug/headers endpoint for security I also fixed the digest date parameter to default to today, which saved me from having to manually specify a date every time I ran a check.
The day added up to a lot of moving parts finally clicking into place. The TTS works, the dashboard is stable, and the listing tools are actually useful. It is good to ship.
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