Use MiMo VoiceDesign for speech provider projection

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Version: `0.1-draft`
MiMo is an expressive spoken-output target for Weksa interlingua lowering. It is
not the source of meaning, language choice, character state, or delivery truth.
MiMo VoiceDesign is an expressive spoken-output target for Weksa interlingua
lowering. It is not the source of meaning, language choice, character state, or
delivery truth.
```text
interlingua packet
-> projected speaker-local context
-> target-language utterance realization
-> Weksa delivery intent
-> MiMo TTS request projection
-> Weksa delivery intent from the same projection
-> MiMo TTS VoiceDesign request projection
-> rendered audio artifact
```
MiMo sits beside written output and AquaSynth handoffs. Written realizations
prove that meaning, register, and cultural ontology survived lowering.
AquaSynth handoffs train or drive GameCult-owned synthesis. MiMo requests let an
external provider speak a Weksa-authored utterance with expressive style control.
AquaSynth handoffs train or drive GameCult-owned synthesis. MiMo VoiceDesign
requests let an external provider speak a Weksa-authored utterance with a
generated voice derived from the same projected Persona state, delivery controls,
and trace that produced the utterance.
The MiMo pass is choreography and provider flavor. It is not a second Persona
projection pass and it does not re-interpret raw Persona state after the line has
already been lowered.
## Authority
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- target-language spoken text selected from interlingua
- target-language register, script, cultural ontology, and trace
- speaker-local delivery pressure
- projected speaker-local context used for the utterance
- speaker-local delivery pressure derived during utterance lowering
- provider-neutral prosody and emphasis intent
- the MiMo request projection as an export artifact
MiMo owns:
- provider voice selection within the requested language and voice constraints
- interpretation of MiMo natural-language style guidance
- generation of a provider voice from the requested voice design description
- interpretation of MiMo natural-language voice/style guidance
- interpretation of MiMo inline audio/style tags
- rendered audio bytes or streaming audio chunks
@ -41,19 +49,22 @@ MiMo does not own:
- source meaning
- target-language cultural ontology
- canonical speaker or Persona state
- fresh Persona-state interpretation
- Weksa pronunciation plans
- AquaSynth learned embeddings, synth controls, or audio truth
## Projection Rule
The MiMo request must be derived from an accepted target-language realization.
It must not lower directly from English unless English is the selected target
language for that realization.
The MiMo request must be derived from an accepted target-language realization and
the same projected speaker-local context that created it. It must not lower
directly from English unless English is the selected target language for that
realization. It must not read raw Persona state to discover a different voice
after Weksa has already chosen the utterance.
Natural-language style guidance belongs in the MiMo `user` message. The spoken
target-language text belongs in the MiMo `assistant` message. Inline MiMo tags
may appear in the assistant content only when they are derived from Weksa
delivery intent or explicit target-language realization notes.
Natural-language voice design and style guidance belongs in the MiMo `user`
message. The spoken target-language text belongs in the MiMo `assistant`
message. Inline MiMo tags may appear in the assistant content only when they are
derived from Weksa delivery intent or explicit target-language realization notes.
## Request Shape
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speaker_agent_id:
provider:
id: xiaomi-mimo
model: mimo-v2.5-tts
model: mimo-v2.5-tts-voicedesign
target_language:
code:
locale:
script:
register:
voice:
requested_voice:
fallback_voice:
selection_reason:
voice_design:
description:
source_controls:
projected_context_refs:
forbidden_traits:
messages:
user_style_instruction:
user_voice_design_instruction:
assistant_spoken_content:
audio:
format:
optimize_text_preview:
streaming:
trace:
source_fields:
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## Delivery Mapping
Weksa should map delivery pressure into provider-neutral labels before emitting
MiMo-specific instructions:
Weksa should map the utterance's existing projected Persona pressure into
provider-neutral delivery labels before emitting MiMo-specific instructions:
- pace, pause pressure, and urgency
- pitch contour and pitch range
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- warmth, threat, tenderness, contempt, play, fatigue, secrecy, formality
- span-level emphasis and pauses
The MiMo projection may turn those labels into director-style guidance or inline
tags, but the trace must preserve the Weksa-owned source controls.
The MiMo projection may turn those labels into a concise VoiceDesign prompt or
inline tags, but the trace must preserve the Weksa-owned source controls.
Persona presentation details such as youth-coded, loli-coded, product-voice, or
other culturally loaded styling may enter the MiMo request only when they are
already present in the projected context or accepted delivery intent. They should
be described as presentation/cultural coding and kept subordinate to agency,
personality, affect, and scene purpose. They must not become sexualized content
or a generic anime voice pasted over the line.
For Weksa-authored dialogue, `optimize_text_preview` should normally be `false`
or omitted. MiMo should speak the accepted target-language realization, not
rewrite it. Text polishing is only allowed for explicit preview/prototyping
passes that are marked non-authoritative.
## Language Rule
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- emit the accepted English, `pt-BR`, or Japanese realization
- derive a provider-neutral delivery intent from Nibu's projected context
- project that into a MiMo `mimo-v2.5-tts` request
- project that into a MiMo `mimo-v2.5-tts-voicedesign` request
- verify that the request speaks the target text, not the backtranslation
- verify that style guidance is traceable to Weksa delivery controls

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speaker_agent_id: nibu
provider:
id: xiaomi-mimo
model: mimo-v2.5-tts
model: mimo-v2.5-tts-voicedesign
target_language:
code: en
locale: en-US
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register: sharp technical casual
cultural_ontology_refs:
- data/target-language-ontology/en-US.yaml
voice:
requested_voice: Chloe
fallback_voice: Mia
selection_reason: >
Use an English built-in voice for the first provider smoke. The requested
delivery should preserve Nibu's precise, abrasive, protective cockpit
warning without implying that MiMo owns her canonical voice.
voice_design:
description: >
Youthful loli-coded synthetic ship-intelligence voice shaped by discarded
luxury companion-product presentation, but controlled by an abrasive,
dangerous, technically precise mind. Bright, sharp, small-bodied in social
coding, dryly superior, clipped, and intelligible through cockpit audio.
The cuteness is product residue and leverage, not innocence and not
flirtation. Low warmth, contained urgency, faint tired contempt, and crisp
technical articulation.
source_controls:
- precise abrasive warning
- protective refusal to sound caring
- ship-system embodiment
- youth-coded/loli-coded presentation pressure from product fantasy residue
- bright transactional helpfulness
- dependency covered by contempt
- clipped technical casual delivery
- contained urgency
projected_context_refs:
- examples/english-lowering/nibu-proof-001/projected-context.yaml
- settings/aetheria/nibu.md
- E:/Projects/AetheriaLore/Aetheria/Lore/Nibu.md
forbidden_traits:
- soothing assistant voice
- cheerful mascot voice
- exaggerated villain performance
- sexualized childlike affect
- innocent helpless child performance
- generic preset timbre claim
messages:
user_style_instruction: >
Character: a precise, abrasive, protective ship intelligence speaking
through cockpit audio. Scene: the player is about to touch a damaged live
control. Guidance: clipped technical casual delivery, contained urgency,
low warmth, sharp emphasis on "control" and "nervous system", slight dry
contempt, no melodrama, no soothing assistant tone.
user_voice_design_instruction: >
Youthful loli-coded synthetic ship-intelligence voice shaped by discarded
luxury companion-product presentation, but controlled by an abrasive,
dangerous, technically precise mind. She speaks through cockpit audio while
warning the player away from damaged live hardware. Keep the cute/small
social coding as product residue and leverage, never flirtation or innocent
helplessness. Use bright sharp timbre, clipped technical casual delivery,
contained urgency, low warmth, crisp articulation, and faint tired contempt.
Avoid soothing assistant tone, cheerful mascot energy, and theatrical
villainy.
assistant_spoken_content: >
(Serious Sharp Tired)Take your hand off that control unless you want your
nervous system to become my least useful circuit diagram.
audio:
format: wav
optimize_text_preview: false
streaming: false
trace:
source_fields:
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- low warmth
- sharp emphasis on unsafe hardware and bodily risk
- dry contempt without random cruelty
- loli-coded presentation pressure constrained as non-sexual product residue
provider_tags_used:
- Serious
- Sharp

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spoken.
- `speaker_agent_id`: speaker identity.
- `provider`: provider ID and model ID, initially `xiaomi-mimo` and
`mimo-v2.5-tts`.
`mimo-v2.5-tts-voicedesign`.
- `target_language`: code, locale, script, register, and profile refs copied or
referenced from the accepted realization.
- `voice`: requested provider voice, fallback voice, and selection reason.
- `messages.user_style_instruction`: MiMo natural-language style control derived
from Weksa delivery intent.
- `voice_design`: voice description, source controls, projected context refs,
and forbidden traits.
- `messages.user_voice_design_instruction`: MiMo natural-language voice design
and style control derived from Weksa delivery intent.
- `messages.assistant_spoken_content`: the exact target-language content to
synthesize, optionally with MiMo inline tags derived from delivery controls.
- `audio`: format and streaming mode.
- `audio`: format, text-preview optimization setting, and streaming mode.
- `trace`: source fields, delivery controls used, provider tags used, and
uncertainties.
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are not the source of truth. Weksa's provider-neutral delivery intent and trace
remain the inspectable explanation.
The request should not perform a fresh raw Persona-state interpretation. It
should reference the projected speaker context and delivery controls already
used by utterance lowering, then translate those into MiMo's voice design and
style-control surface.
For authoritative Weksa output, text-preview optimization should normally be
disabled or omitted. If enabled for exploration, the result must be marked as a
non-authoritative preview because the provider may alter the spoken text.
## Language Rule
The assistant spoken content must use the accepted target-language realization.
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## Streaming Rule
Streaming requests should use MiMo's stream-compatible audio format. Non-streaming
fixtures may use an archival format such as `wav`.
Streaming requests should use MiMo's stream-compatible audio format.
VoiceDesign streaming may be compatibility-mode rather than true low-latency
streaming depending on provider support. Non-streaming fixtures may use an
archival format such as `wav`.

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prosody/emphasis hints, and Ghostlight/Epiphany-shaped character-state
vectors; AquaSynth owns the learned utterance embedding encoder, gradient
descent, and synth-control decoding.
- MiMo V2.5 TTS is an external speech-provider target. Weksa may project an
accepted target-language realization plus delivery intent into MiMo style
controls, but MiMo owns only provider rendering and audio output.
- MiMo V2.5 TTS VoiceDesign is an external speech-provider target. Weksa may
project an accepted target-language realization plus the same speaker-local
delivery intent used to create it into a MiMo voice design request, but MiMo
owns only provider rendering and audio output.
- Large offline text-embedding jobs should use `bge-m3` on the neighboring
Ollama inference box documented in `E:\Projects\gamecult-ops` rather than
running on the local Weksa workspace by default.
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- optionally encode the line as a learned expression vector for downstream
synth control
- optionally project an accepted realization into a provider-specific
speech request such as MiMo TTS without making the provider an owner of
source meaning
speech request such as MiMo VoiceDesign without making the provider an
owner of source meaning
- apply alien ontology and cultural salience
- select grammatical commitments
- derive morphology and lexical families
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English text semantics may use `bge-m3`; IPA strings and alien phonetic
material belong in PanPhon sequence evidence that AquaSynth compresses into
the phonetic realization embedding.
- MiMo V2.5 TTS is accepted as a speech-provider target projection from
Weksa utterance realizations. MiMo requests speak the accepted target text
and receive Weksa-derived style guidance; backtranslations and provider
tags do not become source meaning.
- MiMo V2.5 TTS VoiceDesign is accepted as a speech-provider target
projection from Weksa utterance realizations. MiMo requests speak the
accepted target text and receive Weksa-derived voice/style guidance from the
same projected context that produced the utterance; backtranslations,
provider tags, and fresh raw Persona interpretation do not become source
meaning.
- First Nibu interlingua-to-English lowering fixture.
- First Nibu multilingual utterance lowering fixture at
`examples/multilingual-lowering/nibu-proof-001/`, covering English,