The Inworld WS TTS plugin previously relied on the base TTS service's 3-second AUDIO_CONTEXT_TIMEOUT to detect when audio was done, then sent close_context in on_audio_context_completed. This added unnecessary latency before TTSStoppedFrame was emitted.
The original implementation likely borrowed this idea from the 11labs' impelementation. But it's likely better to mirror the Cartesia plugin pattern where on_audio_context_completed is a no-op because the server signals completion directly.
Now close_context is sent in on_turn_context_completed (right after flush_context), so the server responds with contextClosed immediately after the last audio byte. The existing receive handler already calls remove_audio_context on contextClosed, which exits the audio context handler cleanly.
Update the tests in test_integration_unified_function_calling.py to not specify particular models but instead just use service defaults (the tests shouldn't be model-dependent anyway)
Forward the on_summary_applied event from the internal summarizer to
the aggregator so users can listen for it without accessing private
members. Update summarization examples to use the new public event.
_on_call_state_updated passes (self, state) to _call_event_handler,
but _run_handler already prepends self when invoking the handler.
This causes handlers to receive 3 positional arguments instead of 2,
making the on_call_state_updated event unusable.
This aligns with how _on_first_participant_joined correctly passes
only the data arg without self.
Turn completion instructions were being injected as a system message in
the LLM context, which caused warning spam when system_instruction was
also set, did not persist across full context updates, and broke LLMs
that do not support consecutive system messages.
Instead, compose the turn completion instructions into the LLM service
system_instruction field. This is managed via _base_system_instruction
which stores the original value for restoration when turn completion is
disabled.
- mcp_service.py: remove unnecessary try/except around debug log,
use len(available_tools.tools) to match actual iteration target
- bedrock_adapter.py, aws/llm.py: add AttributeError to except tuple
to handle None content (previously caught by bare except)
Wire up the existing settings update infrastructure to send a Configure
WebSocket message when keyterm, eot_threshold, eager_eot_threshold, or
eot_timeout_ms change mid-stream, avoiding a full reconnect.
Add a `Settings` class-level alias on every STT, LLM, TTS, image,
vision, and video service class pointing to its settings dataclass.
This lets developers discover the right settings class via the service
class itself (e.g. `GoogleSTTService.Settings(...)`) without needing
to know or import the separate settings class name.
Adds the explicit "no params object" step 3 comment to all
LLM services that skip from step 2 to step 4 in their
settings initialization sequence, matching the pattern
established in services that do have a params object.
