Implement basic SDK for convai agents #389
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Early prototype, subject to change based on user feedback. Takes care of the websocket session and message handling, exposing a simplified audio interface to the client that can be hooked up to the appropriate audio inputs / outputs based on the usecase. Also implements a basic speaker/microphone interface, via optional dependency on pyaudio.
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Thanks for reviews, addressed most of the feedback. |
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Moved the code & updated demo code https://gist.github.com/lacop11/c29cc81fea5fe02b3e291bc12b9e9a31 |
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Early prototype, subject to change based on user feedback.
Takes care of the websocket session and message handling, exposing a simplified audio interface to the client that can be hooked up to the appropriate audio inputs / outputs based on the usecase.
Also implements a basic speaker/microphone interface, via optional dependency on pyaudio.