socaity

SocAIty SDK

Build AI-powered applications with ease

Introduction

The Socaity TypeScript SDK simplifies integration with Socaity.ai, a leading platform for AI-powered content generation, including text-to-image, text-to-speech, face swapping, chat models, and more.

With a lightweight footprint (UMD ~25KB, ES ~30KB), this SDK lets you seamlessly interact with Socaity's hosted AI models using simple, intuitive API calls.

A complete list of all models can be found here.

🚀 Why Use the Socaity SDK?

• One-liner AI calls – No need to handle raw API requests.
• Asynchronous & performant – Optimized for parallel processing.
• Supports multiple AI models – Text, images, voice cloning, deep fakes, virutal avatars and more.
• File handling included – Upload/download images with ease.
• Works with Node.js & Browser – Supports ES modules and UMD builds.

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install socaity

Quick Start

🔑 Import the SDK

import { socaity } from "socaity";
socaity.setApiKey('sk...'); // we recommend settting the API key with environment variables. 

Register and get your API key

💬 AI Chat with SOTA LLMs Models

This will use the SOTA DeepSeek-R1 to create your response.

const response = await socaity.chat("Explain why an SDK is better than direct API calls.");

To use a different model like llama3 just add a second parameter as model name.

🖼️ Generate an AI Image

const images = await socaity.text2img("A futuristic city at sunset", "flux-schnell", { num_outputs: 1 });
await images[0].save("output/futuristic_city.jpg");

🗣️ Text-To-Speech

const audio = await socaity.text2voice("Hello, welcome to Socaity!");
await audio.save("output/welcome_message.mp3");

🎤 Voice-Cloning

Use two audio-files and copy the voice of the source to the other one. Internally this will create an embedding first.

const clonedVoice = await socaity.voice2voice("data/input_voice.mp3", "data/source_voice.mp3");
await clonedVoice.save("output/cloned_voice.mp3");

Or do it more efficient by creating and reusing an embedding by leveraging the power of SpeechCraft.

import { SpeechCraft } from 'socaity'

// create embedding
const speechCraft = new SpeechCraft();
const embedding = await speechCraft.voice2embedding("data/source_voice.mp3");
await embedding.save("output/source_embedding.npz");

// reuse embedding
const clonedVoice = await speechCraft.voice2voice("data/input_voice.mp3", "output/source_embedding.npz");
await clonedVoice.save("output/cloned_voice.mp3");

🖼️ Face Swapping and DeepFakes

const result = await socaity.swapImg2Img("data/source.jpg", "data/target.jpg");
await result.save("output/face_swap.jpg");

Advanced Usage

Running Multiple Requests in Parallel

const [img, chat_response] = await Promise.all([
  socaity.text2img("A cyberpunk landscape", "flux-schnell"),
  socaity.chat("Describe quantum physics in simple terms.")
]);

Working with files (media-toolkit)

The SocAIty SDK includes a powerful toolkit that simplifies handling files across both Node.js and browser environments. Check-out the media-toolkit docs to learn more about it.

Working directly with your favorite models.

Many models are directly importable by the module. Some of them have specialized methods and parameters which are not included to the simple usage wrapper methods like socaity.text2img.

import { FluxSchnell } from "socaity";
FluxSchnell.text2img("Rick and Morty swimming in a lake", { 
    num_outputs: 3,   
    aspect_ratio: "16:9",
    num_outputs: 3,
    num_inference_steps: 5}
).then(images => { ... });

Browser & Node.js Support

• Node.js: Works with import { socaity } from "socaity".
• Browser: Use the UMD build: <script src="socaity.umd.js"></script>.

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Contributing

We welcome contributions! Submit PRs or report issues in the GitHub Repos or in the Help section of your socaity account.

License

This SDK is open-source and available under the MIT License.

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Note: We are in alpha version. Thus expect rapid changes to the SDK, APIs and more models to be added frequently.