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Route tool decisions from a full-duplex voice model to a text LLM while keeping speech streaming in the frontend.
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Route tool decisions from a full-duplex voice model to a text LLM while keeping speech streaming in the frontend.
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Route tool decisions from a full-duplex voice model to a text LLM while keeping speech streaming in the frontend. This targets the speech pipeline as the main source of lost task accuracy.
Cloudflare's command-line tunnel can expose a local server at a public HTTPS URL without requiring an account or DNS setup. It is a quick option for sharing local prototypes.
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