Voxta Integrations
Apps, games, and devices that plug into Voxta — turn your AI character into a desktop avatar, a Minecraft companion, an Elite Dangerous cockpit assistant, and more.
Voxta is built as a platform — the SignalR / WebSocket hub lets anything connect, perceive what the AI is doing, and call back into the chat. The pages below are the integrations we ship and maintain. Each one is a different shape — a desktop app, a game plugin, a server module — but they all wire into the same Voxta runtime.
First-party integrations
Voxy
Desktop avatar companion. Transparent, always-on-top VRM character that speaks with your Voxta server.
Virt-A-Mate
Plug-and-play VAM plugin. Voice-driven scenes — your character in the scene runs off Voxta's voice, expressions, and actions.
Minecraft Companion
Electron desktop app + Mineflayer. AI character joins your Minecraft Java world — crafts, builds, fights, fishes, rides horses.
Elite Dangerous: COVAS
Cockpit voice assistant — your AI sees Journal events in real time and can press keys back into the game via auto-detected keybindings.
Elite Dangerous is a Voxta Server module (Chat Augmentation), not a standalone app — its canonical docs live in the services catalog. It's listed here too because the showcase value lines up with the rest of the integrations.
Build your own
The Voxta Server exposes a SignalR / WebSocket API on 127.0.0.1:5384. Any client — game mod, browser app, embedded device — can connect, listen for chat events, and call action inference. Voxy, the VAM plugin, and the Minecraft companion are all just clients of that API. A formal protocol reference is on the docs roadmap; in the meantime, the source for each of the four integrations above is public on GitHub and serves as a real-world reference.
More integrations
Beyond the four featured above, Voxta has a deep catalog of in-server integrations exposed as Chat Augmentations — Lovense, MCP servers, Folder Watcher, Reply Prefixing, and more. They live in the services catalog: