Real-time voice agent with semantic interruption handling#480
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…ther added requirements.txt and updated readme files accordingly
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This PR introduces a real-time voice agent built with LiveKit Agents, integrating Groq LLM for low-latency language understanding and Deepgram for speech-to-text.
Key Highlights
Real-time voice interaction using LiveKit
Fast LLM inference via Groq
Speech recognition powered by Deepgram
Semantic interruption handling to differentiate:
Backchannel acknowledgements (e.g., “yeah”, “ok”)
Explicit interruption commands (e.g., “stop”, “wait”)
Improved conversational flow through turn detection