Vobiz All XML Base WebSocket Layer
Explore the Implementation
git clone https://github.com/vobiz-ai/Vobiz-All-XML.git
cd Vobiz-All-XMLAn incredibly dense foundational codebase entirely bypassing all third-party SDK dependencies (no LiveKit, no Pipecat). This is the absolute bare-metal architecture for writing custom, ultra-low latency machine learning loops. It operates by instructing Vobiz via standard TwiML/XML <Connect><Stream> payloads to establish a raw, bidirectional WebSocket containing unmodified 8kHz/16kHz uLaw audio frames.
How It Works
When milliseconds represent critical structural limits, removing intermediary proxy servers like LiveKit reduces end-to-end latency natively. This requires manually handling binary packet sequences, Voice Activity Detection (VAD), and network jitter.
- XML Routing Directives: An inbound Vobiz webhook immediately triggers a standard Python
FastAPIendpoint. The server responds not with JSON, but with strict XML (<Response><Connect><Stream url="wss://..."/></Connect></Response>) dictating exactly where Vobiz should open a raw TCP WebSocket. - Raw Binary Unpacking: The underlying connection natively shunts base64-encrypted audio payloads. The Python server manually parses these JSON frames (
{"event": "media", "media": {"payload": "..."}}) and decodes the G.711 PCMU uLaw arrays into flat byte streams. - Concurrent AI Processing: Those discrete byte chunks are fed linearly into Deepgram's streaming STT WebSocket securely. As text fragments yield, they stream into OpenAI's ChatCompletions API asynchronously.
- Encrypted Base64 Response Iterations: The generated LLM tokens hit a TTS engine (like ElevenLabs or OpenAI) which synthesizes the audio back into uLaw arrays. These physical arrays are Base64 re-encoded and immediately blasted back down the exact same Vobiz WebSocket natively, completing the conversation loop autonomously and securely with zero external library overhead.
Implementation Code
Under extreme real-time scaling scenarios, the baseline architecture simply leverages standard Python web frameworks returning raw Vobiz XML routing instructions pointing immediately against discrete internal WebSocket targets:
from fastapi import FastAPI, WebSocket
from fastapi.responses import HTMLResponse
app = FastAPI()
@app.post("/answer")
async def answer_call():
"""Returns absolute baseline XML payload dictating Vobiz to dynamically connect via WebSocket."""
return HTMLResponse(
content='''<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Response>
<Connect>
<Stream url="wss://YOUR-SERVER.com/ws/session" />
</Connect>
</Response>''',
media_type="application/xml"
)
@app.websocket("/ws/session")
async def websocket_endpoint(websocket: WebSocket):
await websocket.accept()
# 8kHz bi-directional base64 byte streams launch autonomously and natively here...