@axiaisacat: Sharing a truly deployable open-source digital human framework — Fay Key highlights: ▸ Fully open source (GPL-3.0), free for commercial use ▸ Fully offline, data security guaranteed ▸ Modular design, freely combinable like building blocks ▸ Supports MCP tool invocation + bionic memory ▸ Built-in web management page, easy even for beginners...
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Fay is a fully open-source, commercially free digital human framework that supports offline operation, modular design, MCP tool invocation, and bionic memory. It features a built-in web management interface, enabling quick setup for virtual streamers, intelligent customer service, personal AI assistants, and more.
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Share a truly deployable open-source digital human framework — Fay
Key highlights: ▸ Fully open-source (GPL-3.0), free for commercial use ▸ Completely offline, data security guaranteed ▸ Modular design, freely combinable like building blocks ▸ Supports MCP tool invocation + bionic memory ▸ Built-in web management panel, easy for beginners
Applicable scenarios: ▸ Virtual streamer / live commerce host ▸ Smart customer service / mall guide ▸ Personal AI assistant / smart speaker ▸ Digital human interviewer / psychological assessment ▸ Educational digital human / operations robot
I built a virtual assistant with it — from cloning to running in under 30 minutes.
For anyone looking to start a digital human side hustle or build AI products, this is definitely the most complete open-source solution in the Chinese community right now.
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