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WalkthroughAdds an m1 milestone for a Voice AI demo and five related requirements. The quests specify the demo page and session behavior, supported origins, watch decoder arrivals, response timeline data, and live audio-frame visualization beneath transcript words. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to
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- Around line 7-8: Update the red-frame description and M1 summary to state that
lateness is estimated against the selected WebRTC reference target using MoQ
frame arrivals, not measured WebRTC playout; avoid claiming an actual receiver
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| turns red, because WebRTC would have concealed or skipped it. Both |
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Describe red frames as a reference estimate.
The plan computes lateness against a typical WebRTC target from MoQ frame arrivals. It does not measure WebRTC playout. Update the wording to avoid claiming that an actual WebRTC receiver would conceal or skip each red frame. Apply the same qualification in the M1 summary.
Suggested wording
- A frame that arrived later than a WebRTC jitter buffer would have waited
- turns red, because WebRTC would have concealed or skipped it. Both
+ A frame whose arrival spread exceeds the selected WebRTC reference target
+ turns red. This is a reference estimate, not a measurement of actual
+ WebRTC receiver behavior. Both- the live transcript draws each word's audio frames, marking the ones WebRTC would have dropped
+ the live transcript draws each word's audio frames, marking the ones late against the selected WebRTC reference target🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @quest/m1/voice-buffers.md around lines 7 - 8:
Update the red-frame description and M1 summary to state that lateness is
estimated against the selected WebRTC reference target using MoQ frame arrivals,
not measured WebRTC playout; avoid claiming an actual receiver would conceal,
skip, or drop those frames.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
Adds an m1 milestone with two quests and three condition quests:
/voicepage and/democard that talks to the moq.pro Pipecat agent over MoQ with a live transcript. Blocked on moq.pro accepting the moq.dev origin.@moq/watchrelease with per-frame arrivals, and the agent'svoice.jsontrack.Sibling quest PRs: moq-dev/moq#5123 (the
@moq/watcharrivals signal) and moq-dev/moq.pro#2283 (CORS/Turnstile for moq.dev,voice.json).Planning decisions (paper trail)
Goal: a stand-alone Voice AI demo on moq.dev where you talk to a Pipecat agent over MoQ, with a live buffer/packet view showing MoQ's advantage over WebRTC under bursty loss. The blog post (
voice-api-2) embeds it later.Location
/voicepage +/democard/demosites/Loss
Direction
WebRTC comparison on real data
Visual
src/components/voice/; the maintainer added: draw the buffers under the transcript's wordsmoq.pro already plans an iframe embed for moq.dev
Live API until moq.pro ships production
api.moq.wtf(PUBLIC_VOICE_API_URL)Reply-side per-frame arrivals
@moq/watch(the maintainer asked for a signal, not a hook/callback, as a new quest)watch.sync.receivedPrompt-side receive stats
"Avoid upstreaming" scope
@moq/watchchanges still go to moqRepo split (moq: watch signal; moq.pro: API/Turnstile +
voice.json; moq.dev: page + viz)Prompt arrival measurement
moq.dev milestone
Phasing
Cross-repo quests
moq quest placement
stats/js.md(written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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