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+tmp/
+.venv/
+node_modules/
+__pycache__/
+*.pyc
+.DS_Store
+
+eval/out/
+eval/results/
+
+# Third-party / regenerable eval audio (fetch via eval/runners/*.py); manifests are tracked.
+# noise_beds/local/ is kept: locally-recorded beds (e.g. keyboard) cannot be regenerated.
+eval/datasets/noise_beds/demand_clean/
+eval/datasets/aec_challenge/real/
+eval/datasets/audio_frontend/fixtures/
+eval/fixtures/spelling_transcription/
+# regenerable barge clips; manifests tracked.
+eval/benchmarks/turntaking/barge_examples/*.wav
+
+.env
+*.env
+!.env.example
+.runpod_endpoint
+eval/runners/aec_apm/target/
+# Research tooling may write repo-root checkpoints/ when run from the root.
+/checkpoints/
+
+# pulled session captures (pull-sessions.sh default dest when run from repo root)
+live_sessions/
+# ...except the committed ingestion test fixture (eval/results is untracked, so CI needs its own copy).
+!webapp/tests/fixtures/live_sessions/
+!webapp/tests/fixtures/live_sessions/**
+
+# generated listen-QA page (rebuild: uv run eval/runners/review/span_review_page.py)
+eval/datasets/frontend_pairs/span_review.html
+eval/datasets/frontend_pairs/backchannel_onsets.html
+.claude/settings.local.json
+.claude/scheduled_tasks.lock
+eval/manifests/**/*.publication.lock
+.claude/worktrees/
+.codex/worktrees/
+
+# Django admin static collection (webapp/), regenerated by collectstatic.
+webapp/staticfiles/
+
+# Local research scratch (LiveKit community scrape) — report ships in docs/research/.
+research/livekit-community/

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+Metadata-Version: 2.5
+Name: dialt-sdk
+Version: 0.15.0
+Summary: Python SDK for the Dialt realtime voice and text API.
+Project-URL: Documentation, https://dialt.com/docs/api/
+Project-URL: Homepage, https://dialt.com/
+Author: Dialt
+License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+Keywords: dialt,realtime,speech,voice,voice-ai
+Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
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+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13
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+Requires-Python: >=3.11
+Requires-Dist: numpy>=1.26
+Requires-Dist: websockets>=12.0
+Provides-Extra: webrtc
+Requires-Dist: aiortc>=1.15.0; extra == 'webrtc'
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+
+# dialt-sdk
+
+The headless Python SDK for the
+[Dialt realtime voice API](https://dialt.com/docs/api/). Dialt manages
+speech recognition, turn-taking, interruption handling, speech generation, reasoning and tool
+orchestration through a single API; this SDK connects telephony bridges, services, evaluations
+and custom devices to it.
+
+`dialt-sdk` replaces the deprecated `converse-sdk` distribution. New code imports from `dialt`.
+Existing applications can install the final `converse-sdk` compatibility release while migrating imports from `converse_sdk` to `dialt`.
+
+```sh
+uv add dialt-sdk
+```
+
+The session-loop fragment below assumes your media layer supplies `mic_frame` and `play_audio`,
+and your application supplies `run_tool`:
+
+```python
+import os
+
+from dialt import ConverseMode, ConverseSession, ToolDefinition
+
+lookup_tool: ToolDefinition = {
+    "name": "lookup_order",
+    "description": "Look up an order by ID.",
+    "parameters": {"type": "object", "properties": {"order_id": {"type": "string"}}},
+    "read_only": True,
+    "expected_duration": "instant",
+    "status_label": "order lookup",
+    "deferred": True,
+    "deferred_timeout": 7200,
+    "notify_on_complete": True,
+}
+
+session = await ConverseSession.connect(
+    "wss://dialt.com/ws",
+    api_key=os.environ["CONVERSE_API_KEY"],
+    mode=ConverseMode(
+        instructions="Help callers with their orders.",
+        greeting="Hello, how can I help?",
+        tools=[lookup_tool],
+    ),
+)
+
+async with session:
+    await session.send_audio(mic_frame)  # PCM16 little-endian mono at 16 kHz
+    await session.inject_context(
+        "Claude Code finished. Tell the user briefly.", role="context", reply=True)
+
+    async for event in session.events():
+        if event.type == "audio":
+            play_audio(event.audio)  # Float32 mono at 16 kHz
+        elif event.type == "tool_call":
+            result = await run_tool(event.data["name"], event.data["args"])
+            await session.send_tool_result(
+                event.data["id"], result, outcome="succeeded", verified=True)
+        elif event.type == "tool_deferred_resume":
+            resume_host_job(event.data["handle"])
+```
+
+`deferred: True` makes the tool a background job: the call can outlive the voice turn, the
+conversation carries on while the host works, and with `notify_on_complete` the agent speaks the
+result when it lands — even if the caller has moved on to another topic. For work that should
+release the voice turn immediately, call `send_tool_deferred(id, handle, status_label=...)` before
+continuing it in the background. The handle identifies that call, not your worker: mint a fresh one
+per call (e.g. `f"job-{call_id}"`) and check the returned acknowledgement — re-using a live handle
+is rejected as `handle_in_use`, and a rejected defer leaves the call on the ordinary tool timeout,
+so it expires while you think it is backgrounded. Keep a handle-to-worker map if several calls
+should feed one long-running worker.
+For proactive host announcements, call
+`await session.inject_context(text, role="context", reply=True, message_id="job-42")`. It returns
+the broker's authoritative acknowledgement (`accepted` plus optional `retryable`/`detail`). For a
+typed user turn, the same `message_id` and `input_source="text"` appear on the final ASR event;
+spoken input uses `input_source="voice"`. The role defaults to `"context"`, `reply` defaults to
+`False`, and omitted message IDs are generated by the SDK. Text is limited to 1–2000 characters.
+An accepted `message_id` is an idempotency key for the logical session. After an acknowledgement
+loss, retry the identical payload and ID (including after resume) to replay delivery proof without
+injecting a duplicate turn. Reusing an accepted ID with different content is rejected; the broker
+retains up to 512 accepted receipts per logical session.
+
+Save `session.resume_token` from the connected session; after a transport loss, pass it as
+`resume_token=...` to the replacement `ConverseSession.connect(...)` call so pending jobs are
+re-announced as `tool_deferred_resume` events within the broker's bounded resume window.
+
+The SDK deliberately does not own capture, playback, pacing or echo cancellation. Live playback
+integrations must implement the
+[playback contract](https://dialt.com/docs/api/websocket/#playback-contract).
+
+For a text session, keep the same conversation configuration and replace the media loop with
+committed turns:
+
+```python
+async with await ConverseSession.connect(
+    "wss://dialt.com/ws",
+    api_key=os.environ["CONVERSE_API_KEY"],
+    mode=ConverseMode(modality="text", instructions="Help customers with their orders."),
+) as session:
+    await session.send_text("Where is order A123?")
+    async for event in session.events():
+        if event.type == "utterance":
+            print(event.data["text"])
+```
+
+Text mode is WebSocket-only and emits no audio. Model behavior, tools, greeting, history and
+conversation lifecycle events remain the same.
+
+`ConverseMode(end_call=True)` lets the agent end the session itself through the managed
+`end_call(farewell)` tool: the farewell is spoken, `session_end_requested` arrives with the
+`farewell`, and the server closes after a short grace unless the user speaks. Off by default; the
+host then ends the session with `wrap_up` or by closing.
+
+See the [complete Python reference](https://dialt.com/docs/api/python/#python-sdk)
+and the [Twilio bridge quickstart](https://dialt.com/docs/api/twilio/).
+
+### Hosted evals
+
+`dialt.evals` creates cases and starts runs on the Dialt evals dashboard with your
+account API key (`ck_...`). Cases are JSON files in your repository; `upsert_case` keeps the
+hosted copy in step by name, so a re-push updates rather than duplicates.
+
+```python
+from dialt import EvalsClient, load_cases
+
+evals = EvalsClient(api_key=os.environ["CONVERSE_API_KEY"])
+cases = evals.upsert_cases(load_cases("evals/"))          # one case per *.json file
+run = evals.start_run([c["id"] for c in cases], modality="text")
+print(evals.dashboard_url(run["id"]))
+result = evals.wait(run["id"])                            # polls until terminal
+print(result["status"], [a["status"] for a in result["attempts"]])
+```
+
+A case has `name`, `starter`, `target` (`instructions`, optional `tools`), `simulator`
+(`instructions`), `fixtures`, `checks` and `limits`; the field reference is in the evals guide.
+`converse-recipes` ships a `converse-evals push evals/` command built on this client.
+
+### Relaying two sessions (simulations)
+
+`dialt.relay` cross-pipes two sessions so one can play the user for the other: the
+building blocks behind `converse-recipes`' `converse-sim` and the hosted evals in the Dialt
+webapp.
+
+```python
+from dialt.relay import TextTurnRelay, VoiceTurnRelay
+
+# text: forward each committed target utterance to the simulator once tool work has settled
+relay = TextTurnRelay(simulator.send_text)
+relay.utterance(event.data["text"])      # on the target's `utterance`
+relay.working(active)                    # on `working`
+relay.done()                             # on `done`: forwards after TURN_RELAY_SETTLE_S
+
+# voice: stream the target's audio straight into the simulator's mic, then close the turn
+relay = VoiceTurnRelay(simulator)
+await relay.audio(event.audio)           # on each `audio` event
+relay.input_committed()                  # on the simulator's `asr`: stops the silence tail early
+```
+
+`VoiceTurnRelay.done()` feeds up to `voice_tail_s()` of silence so the receiving side's
+endpointer commits the turn (bounded by `CARTESIA_TURN_END_TIMEOUT_MS` when set, else Ink's
+5.6 s default). Both relays take `on_error` to surface background failures.
+
+### WebRTC transport (experimental)
+
+Experimental: the API is stable, but this transport is newly shipped and still being hardened on
+real networks; `ws` remains the default and recommended fallback.
+
+Pass `transport="webrtc"` to `ConverseSession.connect(...)` to carry the session over WebRTC (UDP)
+instead of the default WebSocket. Requires `pip install "dialt-sdk[webrtc]"` (or `uv add`).
+`ws` remains the default; most headless callers are fine on it. See the
+[Python guide's WebRTC section](https://dialt.com/docs/api/python/#python-webrtc).
+
+Licensed under the [Apache License 2.0](LICENSE). This license applies to the SDK, not to the
+hosted Dialt service, its models, or its server-side implementation. Runtime dependencies
+remain under their own licenses.

dialt_sdk-0.15.0/README.md

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+# dialt-sdk
+
+The headless Python SDK for the
+[Dialt realtime voice API](https://dialt.com/docs/api/). Dialt manages
+speech recognition, turn-taking, interruption handling, speech generation, reasoning and tool
+orchestration through a single API; this SDK connects telephony bridges, services, evaluations
+and custom devices to it.
+
+`dialt-sdk` replaces the deprecated `converse-sdk` distribution. New code imports from `dialt`.
+Existing applications can install the final `converse-sdk` compatibility release while migrating imports from `converse_sdk` to `dialt`.
+
+```sh
+uv add dialt-sdk
+```
+
+The session-loop fragment below assumes your media layer supplies `mic_frame` and `play_audio`,
+and your application supplies `run_tool`:
+
+```python
+import os
+
+from dialt import ConverseMode, ConverseSession, ToolDefinition
+
+lookup_tool: ToolDefinition = {
+    "name": "lookup_order",
+    "description": "Look up an order by ID.",
+    "parameters": {"type": "object", "properties": {"order_id": {"type": "string"}}},
+    "read_only": True,
+    "expected_duration": "instant",
+    "status_label": "order lookup",
+    "deferred": True,
+    "deferred_timeout": 7200,
+    "notify_on_complete": True,
+}
+
+session = await ConverseSession.connect(
+    "wss://dialt.com/ws",
+    api_key=os.environ["CONVERSE_API_KEY"],
+    mode=ConverseMode(
+        instructions="Help callers with their orders.",
+        greeting="Hello, how can I help?",
+        tools=[lookup_tool],
+    ),
+)
+
+async with session:
+    await session.send_audio(mic_frame)  # PCM16 little-endian mono at 16 kHz
+    await session.inject_context(
+        "Claude Code finished. Tell the user briefly.", role="context", reply=True)
+
+    async for event in session.events():
+        if event.type == "audio":
+            play_audio(event.audio)  # Float32 mono at 16 kHz
+        elif event.type == "tool_call":
+            result = await run_tool(event.data["name"], event.data["args"])
+            await session.send_tool_result(
+                event.data["id"], result, outcome="succeeded", verified=True)
+        elif event.type == "tool_deferred_resume":
+            resume_host_job(event.data["handle"])
+```
+
+`deferred: True` makes the tool a background job: the call can outlive the voice turn, the
+conversation carries on while the host works, and with `notify_on_complete` the agent speaks the
+result when it lands — even if the caller has moved on to another topic. For work that should
+release the voice turn immediately, call `send_tool_deferred(id, handle, status_label=...)` before
+continuing it in the background. The handle identifies that call, not your worker: mint a fresh one
+per call (e.g. `f"job-{call_id}"`) and check the returned acknowledgement — re-using a live handle
+is rejected as `handle_in_use`, and a rejected defer leaves the call on the ordinary tool timeout,
+so it expires while you think it is backgrounded. Keep a handle-to-worker map if several calls
+should feed one long-running worker.
+For proactive host announcements, call
+`await session.inject_context(text, role="context", reply=True, message_id="job-42")`. It returns
+the broker's authoritative acknowledgement (`accepted` plus optional `retryable`/`detail`). For a
+typed user turn, the same `message_id` and `input_source="text"` appear on the final ASR event;
+spoken input uses `input_source="voice"`. The role defaults to `"context"`, `reply` defaults to
+`False`, and omitted message IDs are generated by the SDK. Text is limited to 1–2000 characters.
+An accepted `message_id` is an idempotency key for the logical session. After an acknowledgement
+loss, retry the identical payload and ID (including after resume) to replay delivery proof without
+injecting a duplicate turn. Reusing an accepted ID with different content is rejected; the broker
+retains up to 512 accepted receipts per logical session.
+
+Save `session.resume_token` from the connected session; after a transport loss, pass it as
+`resume_token=...` to the replacement `ConverseSession.connect(...)` call so pending jobs are
+re-announced as `tool_deferred_resume` events within the broker's bounded resume window.
+
+The SDK deliberately does not own capture, playback, pacing or echo cancellation. Live playback
+integrations must implement the
+[playback contract](https://dialt.com/docs/api/websocket/#playback-contract).
+
+For a text session, keep the same conversation configuration and replace the media loop with
+committed turns:
+
+```python
+async with await ConverseSession.connect(
+    "wss://dialt.com/ws",
+    api_key=os.environ["CONVERSE_API_KEY"],
+    mode=ConverseMode(modality="text", instructions="Help customers with their orders."),
+) as session:
+    await session.send_text("Where is order A123?")
+    async for event in session.events():
+        if event.type == "utterance":
+            print(event.data["text"])
+```
+
+Text mode is WebSocket-only and emits no audio. Model behavior, tools, greeting, history and
+conversation lifecycle events remain the same.
+
+`ConverseMode(end_call=True)` lets the agent end the session itself through the managed
+`end_call(farewell)` tool: the farewell is spoken, `session_end_requested` arrives with the
+`farewell`, and the server closes after a short grace unless the user speaks. Off by default; the
+host then ends the session with `wrap_up` or by closing.
+
+See the [complete Python reference](https://dialt.com/docs/api/python/#python-sdk)
+and the [Twilio bridge quickstart](https://dialt.com/docs/api/twilio/).
+
+### Hosted evals
+
+`dialt.evals` creates cases and starts runs on the Dialt evals dashboard with your
+account API key (`ck_...`). Cases are JSON files in your repository; `upsert_case` keeps the
+hosted copy in step by name, so a re-push updates rather than duplicates.
+
+```python
+from dialt import EvalsClient, load_cases
+
+evals = EvalsClient(api_key=os.environ["CONVERSE_API_KEY"])
+cases = evals.upsert_cases(load_cases("evals/"))          # one case per *.json file
+run = evals.start_run([c["id"] for c in cases], modality="text")
+print(evals.dashboard_url(run["id"]))
+result = evals.wait(run["id"])                            # polls until terminal
+print(result["status"], [a["status"] for a in result["attempts"]])
+```
+
+A case has `name`, `starter`, `target` (`instructions`, optional `tools`), `simulator`
+(`instructions`), `fixtures`, `checks` and `limits`; the field reference is in the evals guide.
+`converse-recipes` ships a `converse-evals push evals/` command built on this client.
+
+### Relaying two sessions (simulations)
+
+`dialt.relay` cross-pipes two sessions so one can play the user for the other: the
+building blocks behind `converse-recipes`' `converse-sim` and the hosted evals in the Dialt
+webapp.
+
+```python
+from dialt.relay import TextTurnRelay, VoiceTurnRelay
+
+# text: forward each committed target utterance to the simulator once tool work has settled
+relay = TextTurnRelay(simulator.send_text)
+relay.utterance(event.data["text"])      # on the target's `utterance`
+relay.working(active)                    # on `working`
+relay.done()                             # on `done`: forwards after TURN_RELAY_SETTLE_S
+
+# voice: stream the target's audio straight into the simulator's mic, then close the turn
+relay = VoiceTurnRelay(simulator)
+await relay.audio(event.audio)           # on each `audio` event
+relay.input_committed()                  # on the simulator's `asr`: stops the silence tail early
+```
+
+`VoiceTurnRelay.done()` feeds up to `voice_tail_s()` of silence so the receiving side's
+endpointer commits the turn (bounded by `CARTESIA_TURN_END_TIMEOUT_MS` when set, else Ink's
+5.6 s default). Both relays take `on_error` to surface background failures.
+
+### WebRTC transport (experimental)
+
+Experimental: the API is stable, but this transport is newly shipped and still being hardened on
+real networks; `ws` remains the default and recommended fallback.
+
+Pass `transport="webrtc"` to `ConverseSession.connect(...)` to carry the session over WebRTC (UDP)
+instead of the default WebSocket. Requires `pip install "dialt-sdk[webrtc]"` (or `uv add`).
+`ws` remains the default; most headless callers are fine on it. See the
+[Python guide's WebRTC section](https://dialt.com/docs/api/python/#python-webrtc).
+
+Licensed under the [Apache License 2.0](LICENSE). This license applies to the SDK, not to the
+hosted Dialt service, its models, or its server-side implementation. Runtime dependencies
+remain under their own licenses.

dialt_sdk-0.15.0/dialt/__init__.py

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+from .audio import (
+    chunk_audio,
+    f32le_to_float32,
+    float32_to_pcm16,
+    pcm16_to_float32,
+    to_ws_url,
+)
+from .evals import EvalsClient, EvalsError, load_cases, validate_case
+from .recorder import TurnRecorder
+from .relay import TextTurnRelay, VoiceTurnRelay
+from .session import (
+    DEFAULT_CHUNK_MS,
+    DEFAULT_SR,
+    OUTPUT_SR,
+    ConverseError,
+    ConverseMode,
+    SessionMode,
+    ConverseSession,
+    SessionEvent,
+    ToolDefinition,
+)
+
+__all__ = [
+    "ConverseError",
+    "ConverseMode",
+    "SessionMode",
+    "ConverseSession",
+    "EvalsClient",
+    "EvalsError",
+    "load_cases",
+    "validate_case",
+    "SessionEvent",
+    "ToolDefinition",
+    "TurnRecorder",
+    "TextTurnRelay",
+    "VoiceTurnRelay",
+    "DEFAULT_CHUNK_MS",
+    "DEFAULT_SR",
+    "OUTPUT_SR",
+    "chunk_audio",
+    "f32le_to_float32",
+    "float32_to_pcm16",
+    "pcm16_to_float32",
+    "to_ws_url",
+]