Suggestion: turn this into a Python-based agnostic relay server

[mor10]

Like you said in your readme, Python is not ideal for doing the actual streaming of content through WebSockets, but is ideal as pass-through / proxy / middleware managing the security layer of a front-end app.

Have you considered building this into a straightforward plug-and-play implementation of a Python back-end that handles keys and exchanges that any front-end app can pull from easily? So rather than the Python app doing all the WebSockets work, the python apps works as an intermediary and leaves the front-end app to do whatever it wants to do.

It's an unfinished thought. Do with it as you please.

[p-i-]

I'm working on a C++ cross-platform implementation that may be similar to what you describe. The idea being that the C++ handles the realtime audio and websocketry while exposing a generic interface to allow e.g. tool-calling and other such stuff. I might end up with a bidirectional websocket relay that just doesn't contain any of the audio interactions.

[Patrickeik]

when i run the mainfile: i get just lines of code scrolling over my screen

[p-i-]

Try running the legacy file. That's the only one that works cleanly. Does that work?