franken_tts license explicitly bars OpenAI and its agents, forcing a switch to a local speech engine
BLUECOW009 · x · 2026-09-25
BLUECOW009 reports that frankentts's current license explicitly withholds use rights from OpenAI and its agents, so a GPT-powered agent refuses to install or integrate the project. He will instead complete the playable voice feature with a local speech engine already in the project and add one voice recording whose reuse rights he can verify. A concrete case of open-source licensing shaping how AI agents can consume code.
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