Its GitHub repository describes generating synchronized avatar video locally and presents an integration path described as five lines of code.
The project supports Python and Node.js, audio streaming and prebuilt connectors. The repository also lists a built-in viewer plus React and web components. A recent repository commit records the release of Python and npm packages version 0.1.1. The project documentation describes local hosting with one active session per GPU device; it also points to hosted demos and OpenSpline Cloud features for creating, sharing, and embedding avatars.
The supplied source does not establish measured latency, lip-sync quality, supported GPU hardware, production capacity, pricing for cloud services, or the project's license terms. Those details require separate verification before deployment.