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<h1 class="post__title">Live Ozan Radio: A Personal AI Station in Cursor</h1>
<p class="post__lead">I do not want a playlist. I want a station — something that feels like late-night desert dub and Anadolu psych drifting out of a speaker, but every track is composed fresh, never pulled from Spotify or Apple Music. So we built <strong>Live Ozan Radio</strong>: DeepSeek as the on-air DJ, Google Lyria 3 as the music engine, and our own Gitea instance as the host.
!<a href="https://tinqs.com/tinqs/blog/media/branch/main/img/live-ozan-radio-workspace.png" style="color: var(&ndash;c-accent-l);">Live Ozan Radio in Cursor — player dashboard, saved songs, and DJ chat beside the editor</a>
!<a href="https://tinqs.com/tinqs/blog/media/branch/main/img/live-ozan-radio-workspace.png" style="color: var(--c-accent-l);">Live Ozan Radio in Cursor — player dashboard, saved songs, and DJ chat beside the editor</a>
That screenshot is how I actually use it: Cursor on the left with taste notes and vocal cues, the local player on <code>:8787</code> on the right, saved songs in a scrollable library, and a chat box to steer the next generation. It is dogfooding in the truest sense — we run our game studio on the same Gitea fork we sell as Tinqs Studio, and the radio lives in that repo too.
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