fix(voice): end a Twilio call cleanly on agent hangup, and keep the call in one trace - #989
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…ep the call in one trace Four fixes found while running real phone calls against a scenario. 1. A remote hangup crashed the run. When the agent hung up, Twilio's stream sent "stop", the media loop tore the socket down, and the next sendAudio threw "TwilioAgentAdapter: no live media stream. Call placeCall() or waitForCall() first." The adapter now tracks whether it saw a live stream and whether it ended the call itself, so a remote stop sets agentHungUp (which defaultVoiceCall already understands), and sendAudio becomes a no-op after the stream ends. The "never dialled" case still throws. 2. A farewell spoken just before the hangup was lost. isConnected() went false the moment the stream ended, so the buffered audio was dropped instead of drained. It now stays true while real audio is still queued, and the zero-length terminal sentinel does not count as audio. 3. The call's own spans landed in a separate trace. startVoiceAdapters ran outside any active span context, so voice.adapter.connect and voice.adapter.dial became trace roots and the platform, which links a run to the traces its messages carry, never saw the dial metadata. They now nest under the first turn's span, putting the whole call in one trace. 4. Calls could not be recorded, and an ElevenLabs conversation could not be found afterwards. placeCall takes an optional record flag that sets Record on the Twilio call and stamps voice.twilio.record; the adapter exposes callSid. The ElevenLabs adapter captures the conversation id from the initiation metadata, exposes conversationId and stamps voice.elevenlabs.conversation_id. Together these let a platform offer playback of the whole call rather than turn-by-turn audio. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
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The contract asks that someone reviewing a simulation against a voice agent can listen to the whole call. Until now the run drawer offered only the per-turn clips the transcript carries, which is the conversation as the simulator heard it rather than the call as it happened. The run drawer now shows one player for the entire call, fed by a new route that resolves the call's handle from the run's own trace spans: a Twilio call sid plays back the call recording, an ElevenLabs conversation id plays back the conversation audio through the same proxy the browser Talk flow already uses. Phone calls are placed with recording on so there is something to play. Both paths reuse the session route's authorization, so playback needs a project member with scenarios:view and nothing else. Also re-vendors the scenario SDK, which is what stamps the call sid and the conversation id onto the call's spans, and which now keeps those spans in the run's own trace (langwatch/scenario#989). The same build fixes a crash when the agent hangs up first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
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In `@javascript/src/voice/__tests__/voice-adapter-connect-trace-parent.test.ts`:
- Line 65: Update the test teardown around trace.disable() to also call
context.disable(), ensuring the globally registered _ctxManager is removed after
each test while preserving the existing tracer shutdown.
In `@javascript/src/voice/adapters/__tests__/twilio-rest-record.test.ts`:
- Line 17: Update the fake fetch declaration in the test to infer its function
signature from the existing typeof fetch contract, replacing the explicit
RequestInfo/RequestInit parameter typing while preserving the current
implementation behavior.
In `@javascript/src/voice/adapters/__tests__/twilio.test.ts`:
- Around line 742-744: Update this test to disconnect its locally created
adapter before returning, ensuring the TwilioWebhookServer started by
adapter.connect() is stopped; use the adapter instance involved in the shown
connect and placeCall flow rather than relying on the suite’s openAdapter
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In `@javascript/src/voice/adapters/elevenlabs.ts`:
- Around line 500-502: Update the conversation-ID stamping logic around
setSpanAttributes so _conversationIdStamped is set only when the span is a
recording span that actually receives the attribute. Keep the ID pending for
ignored non-recording spans, allowing the sendAudio() fallback to stamp the
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…y does RequestInfo is a DOM global this package's tsconfig does not include, so the new test broke typecheck. Use Parameters<typeof fetch>[0], which is what the other fetch stubs in the suite use. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
Every turn opened its "Scenario Turn" span as a new root, so OpenTelemetry gave each turn its own traceId, and the post-call speech-to-text backfill opened yet another root. A real five-turn phone call surfaced as six separate traces instead of one, which breaks the product promise that a call is a single trace. Open one "Scenario Run" root per run, parent every turn span and the backfill under it, and end it exactly once on the run's single completion path, marking it errored when an exception propagated. The new regression test drives a multi-turn run and asserts one distinct traceId across every span, two or more turn spans so the assertion cannot pass vacuously, and each turn parented to the run root. A single-turn test would not have caught this. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
Ending the run-level root span happened in the run's finally block with no guard. When a tracer handed back a span without setStatus, closing the trace threw, and that throw replaced the error the run was actually reporting: a test asserting a specific failure saw a TypeError instead. Contain the teardown so a failure to close the span is logged and never escapes, and feature-detect setStatus and end before calling them, matching how voice spans already guard emission. Telemetry must never decide what a run says about itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
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The header explains the regression but does not state how to run the test, its OpenTelemetry test dependencies, coverage scope, or a usage example. Add this information here or link to the repository documentation that provides it.
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In `@javascript/src/execution/scenario-execution.ts`:
- Around line 861-865: Update the outer catch flow around runError and
runRootSpan.setStatus so run failure is tracked independently from the caught
error value. Ensure setStatus executes for every caught failure, including falsy
thrown values, while preserving String(runError) for the status message.
- Around line 855-869: Execute stopVoiceAdapters() within the active context of
runRootSpan when that span exists, so voiceSpan() creates adapter-disconnect
spans beneath the run root; preserve existing cleanup behavior when no root
exists and add a regression test covering the parent relationship.
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In `@javascript/src/execution/__tests__/scenario-run-single-trace.test.ts`:
- Around line 1-13: Expand the header documentation in the multi-turn trace test
to state how to run it, identify its OpenTelemetry in-memory exporter
dependencies, describe the covered single-trace regression scenario, and include
a representative usage example or link to repository documentation containing
these details.
- Around line 71-111: Add a separate failure-case test near the existing
ScenarioExecution tracing test where a script step throws during execute().
After awaiting the execution with the expected rejection handling, locate the
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…ntials (#8014 slice 2) (#8054) * feat(voice): store Twilio credentials as a per-project model provider (#8014 slice 2) Add a "twilio" model-provider registry entry (account SID, auth token, from-number) so a phone-target voice agent is credentialed the same way ElevenLabs is: an encrypted ModelProvider row entered in Settings > Model Providers, no operator env. The account SID and from-number are public identifiers, so they join PUBLIC_CREDENTIAL_FIELDS; only the auth token stays masked. A twilioCredential.service resolver mirrors elevenLabsCredential.service over the same org/team/project scope chain. No Prisma migration: the provider column is a plain string. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KVwRyDjKCmNUesqaKAc4At * feat(voice): dial phone targets through the Twilio runner (#8014 slice 2) Replace the phone transport stub with a real VoiceTransportRunner over the vendored 1.7.0-dev scenario SDK's twilioAgent: createAgentAdapter builds the adapter from the project's Twilio credential and wraps connect() so connecting also originates the a-leg outbound call (placeCall attachStream "a-leg", role AGENT), mirroring how the ElevenLabs runner wraps connect(). endCall hangs up by disconnecting. mintSession and fetchCallRecord keep throwing: a phone call has no browser leg and the SDK exposes no Twilio call-record REST surface, so those browser-only paths have no meaning for phone. VoiceTransportCredential and VoiceTargetSchema become discriminated unions so each transport carries only the credential shape it can use, and the prefetcher grows a phone branch that resolves the project's Twilio provider (null credential when none, surfaced as "add Twilio in Settings > Model Providers"). The call duration is clamped to the SDK's unexported 300s a-leg cap, mirrored as a local constant. publicBaseUrl comes from VOICE_PUBLIC_BASE_URL, falling back to the app's own BASE_HOST when unset. Only the dialled target is passed as the SDK's internal allowedCallees; there is no user-facing allowlist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KVwRyDjKCmNUesqaKAc4At * style(voice): normalize slice-2 files to the repo's 2-space indentation Commits eeadf/earlier in this branch were reformatted to tabs by a biome run that, in this worktree, could not resolve the nested platform/app/biome.jsonc (its `extends: "//"` root was unreachable) and silently fell back to biome's tab defaults. CI uses the project's 2-space style, so this restores it. The change is whitespace only; the non-whitespace diff of each file against origin/main is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KVwRyDjKCmNUesqaKAc4At * feat(voice): gate the phone drawer option on a Twilio provider, drop the flag The Phone number transport option in the voice agent drawer now appears when the project has a Twilio provider in Settings > Model Providers, derived the same way ElevenLabs availability already is (listAllForProjectForFrontend). When no Twilio provider exists, the drawer shows a hint pointing there instead of the option. An existing phone target still renders its own fields. Removes the release_voice_phone_targets_enabled feature flag and its useVoicePhoneTargetsEnabled hook, which the provider check replaces. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KVwRyDjKCmNUesqaKAc4At * docs(voice): phone targets dial through Twilio; update specs voice-phone.feature is rebuilt for the real runner: four dialing scenarios, a VOICE_PUBLIC_BASE_URL fallback scenario, the no-browser-call scenarios, and the drawer option now gated on a Twilio provider (no allowlist). Each is bound to a test. In voice-agents-v1.feature, the two journeys proven on main get a "# Proven" note; they stay @e2e @unimplemented because no automated e2e test binds them and check-feature-parity would otherwise fail. Docs say phone targets dial through Twilio with credentials from Settings > Model Providers, and note VOICE_PUBLIC_BASE_URL is optional (falls back to the app's public base host). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KVwRyDjKCmNUesqaKAc4At * fix(voice): make slice 2 typecheck and docs prose pass The Twilio factory now passes the SDK's AgentRole enum instead of a string literal, recording playback narrows its credential to the ElevenLabs branch of the transport union at the service (a phone credential there is a wiring bug), the provider icon map gains a Twilio glyph, and the phone-targets docs paragraph is split in two to stay under the 80-word rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): let the phone transport reach its public origin from the pool child The phone transport runs in the scenario child, whose env is an allowlist, so VOICE_PUBLIC_BASE_URL and BASE_HOST never reached resolvePublicBaseUrl and the SDK adapter refused every real call. Voice targets now forward those two plus VOICE_WS_PORT, which pins the media-stream port so a public https origin can be routed to the child until the worker listener handoff lands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): type resolveHttpPort against ProcessEnv, not a Pick of it Pick over ProcessEnv's index signature makes the key required, so the plain env object stopped being assignable and typecheck failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * spec(voice): bind the two phone-run failure paths to scenarios A phone run with no Twilio provider fails with the missing-key message and never dials; a run whose connect handshake Twilio refuses fails with the connect-rejected prefix and disconnects the caller adapter. Both paths were already tested; the tests now carry the scenario bindings and the extra outcome assertions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * chore(voice): sort imports in the resolveVoiceTarget test Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): offer the phone option only when all three Twilio keys are set Review follow-ups on #8054. The Phone number transport option was enabled by any Twilio provider row, including a system row synthesized from a lone TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN, while the server needs the account sid, the auth token and the from-number to place a call, so every such run failed with "No Twilio credentials". The option now needs all three keys on the row. Also: the docs say a phone target supports Run a scenario only (neither Talk to it nor Call it myself has a browser leg), and the "Twilio refuses the call" scenario annotation moves onto the test that exercises a refused dial. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * feat(voice): let a user listen to the whole call, not just each turn The contract asks that someone reviewing a simulation against a voice agent can listen to the whole call. Until now the run drawer offered only the per-turn clips the transcript carries, which is the conversation as the simulator heard it rather than the call as it happened. The run drawer now shows one player for the entire call, fed by a new route that resolves the call's handle from the run's own trace spans: a Twilio call sid plays back the call recording, an ElevenLabs conversation id plays back the conversation audio through the same proxy the browser Talk flow already uses. Phone calls are placed with recording on so there is something to play. Both paths reuse the session route's authorization, so playback needs a project member with scenarios:view and nothing else. Also re-vendors the scenario SDK, which is what stamps the call sid and the conversation id onto the call's spans, and which now keeps those spans in the run's own trace (langwatch/scenario#989). The same build fixes a crash when the agent hangs up first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(build): keep one langwatch SDK in the scenario child bundle The scenario child is built with inlineAll, so everything is inlined except NEVER_INLINED — and @opentelemetry/* is deliberately on that list, because the child flushes spans through the globally registered provider and a second inlined copy would split registration from flush. The app declares langwatch as workspace:*, but the vendored @langwatch/scenario tarball declares a semver range that pnpm is free to satisfy from the registry, and on a fresh resolution it does. esbuild, resolving langwatch from inside that vendored package, then inlined the PUBLISHED copy. That copy was compiled against @opentelemetry/api-logs 0.205, which exported NoopLoggerProvider; the app resolves api-logs to 0.221.0, which removed it. Inlined code, external API, mismatched versions — so the child died at module scope on every spawn: TypeError: import_api_logs.NoopLoggerProvider is not a constructor which is exactly the failure child-process-bundle.integration.test.ts exists to catch. Resolve langwatch and its subpaths against the app directory rather than the importing package, so the workspace SDK is the only langwatch that can enter the bundle. A root pnpm.overrides entry was tried first and does not work: overrides do not reach a file: tarball's nested dependency. origin/main is healthy only because its lockfile happens to record the workspace link for that edge. The two tarball manifests are identical apart from the version string, so any re-vendor would trip this. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * style(build): format the langwatch pin rule Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): audit recording access, and stop trusting the upstream Four review findings on the whole-call audio route. A call recording is personal data, so fetching one now writes an audit entry naming the user, the project and the run, straight after the permission check and before any bytes move. The entry is written fire-and-forget so a failure to audit cannot turn a working download into a 500, matching how the api-key routes already audit. The provider base URL is customer-configured, so the upstream response is not ours to trust. Every caller of the audio proxy now states the content type it expects instead of echoing whatever came back, which closes the door on an attacker-chosen type served from our own origin. The Twilio recording lookup ran before the proxy's own timeout applied, so a provider that withheld response headers could leave the request pending until something else gave up. It now shares the same fifteen second budget as every other voice HTTP call. Finally, the new boolean on our dial interface reads `shouldRecord`, as our naming rule asks. The SDK's published option is still `record`; the translation happens at the one place we hand off to the vendor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): stop a call that was already cancelled before we started Both voice HTTP helpers registered an abort listener to forward the caller's cancellation onto their own timeout. That event fires at most once, so a caller who had already given up before we got here never reached the listener, and the request went out anyway and could sit there for the full fifteen seconds before anyone noticed. Both now check the signal before registering, so a cancellation that already happened is honoured immediately. The review raised this on the Twilio recording lookup. The audio proxy is where that code was copied from and had the same gap, so it is fixed here too rather than left behind. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): make a whole phone call one trace, and let the call connect again Two real defects, both found by placing actual calls rather than by tests. The Twilio agent factory built a fresh object literal around the SDK adapter instead of returning the adapter itself. That threw away the adapter's identity and its role, so run role-validation and adapter selection no longer recognised it and every phone run failed to connect. The factory now mutates placeCall in place and returns the SDK instance, matching how withOutboundDial already works. Each conversational turn opened its "Scenario Turn" span as a new root, so OpenTelemetry gave every turn its own trace, and the post-call speech-to-text backfill was a third root again. A five-turn call surfaced as six traces instead of one. The SDK now opens a single "Scenario Run" root per run and parents every turn and the backfill under it. Verified on a live five-turn call: one trace, fifty-one spans, a single root span, Twilio call metadata with recording on, and a whole-call WAV served by the audio endpoint. An earlier single-turn call could not have caught the fan-out, so the new SDK regression test is multi-turn. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * docs(voice): specify what the default phone adapter factory guarantees The four new factory tests referenced scenarios that did not exist, so the feature-parity check rejected them as unknown annotations. Write the scenarios they were always describing: the transport hands back the SDK's own adapter rather than a wrapper, the adapter's role stays readable, the platform's shouldRecord becomes the SDK's record option without leaking through, and connect and disconnect still reach the SDK adapter. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): keep the phone factory tests off the network and refresh the vendored SDK The vendored SDK moves to the build that closes a run's trace safely, so a failure to end the run span can no longer replace the error a run is actually reporting. The default-factory tests were reaching the real Twilio REST API instead of the mocked SDK, so they proved nothing and depended on the network. The SDK is bundled as an external dependency, so reading voice.twilioAgent through a namespace import resolved past the mock to the real module. Importing voice as a named binding makes the mock intercept, and the call is identical in production. The assertions are unchanged: the SDK's own adapter instance comes back, its role survives, and shouldRecord is translated to the SDK's record option without leaking through. The factory test's mock is now typed from the adapter contract rather than cast, which also clears the typecheck failure on that file. Also corrects the vendor notes to describe the build that is actually checked in, and stops the spec describing shouldRecord as something configured on a phone target when it is an option the runner passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): fail fast on a bad stream URL instead of a silent dead call The websocket address handed to Twilio was built by string replacement and never checked. A malformed value produced a call that connected and hung up with zero duration, surfacing two minutes later as an adapter timeout with nothing in the logs pointing at the cause. Validate the resolved public base URL as an absolute http/https URL and refuse it with a message naming the offending environment variable and its value. Record the resolved stream base URL and which variable supplied it on every dial, so a wrong value is visible in the first log line rather than inferred from a timeout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * style(voice): sort imports in the phone transport Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): accept a scheme-less app host instead of refusing to dial Validating the stream base URL was right, but refusing every value without a scheme was too strict. This repository legitimately runs with a bare host and port, which is what the unit-test environment sets, so the new check turned a working configuration into a hard failure. Give a scheme-less host one, http for localhost and https otherwise, and keep the refusal for values that cannot be made into a URL at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm * fix(voice): give the host split a definite value for the type checker Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm --------- Co-authored-by: Ubuntu <ubuntu@ip-10-0-3-222.eu-central-1.compute.internal> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…arrives late `conversation_initiation_metadata` is asynchronous and routinely arrives after `connect()` resolved and the connect span was ended in its `finally`. The websocket callback still carries that ended span in its captured context, so `currentSpan()` returns a non-null but dead span and `setSpanAttributes` drops the write on a span that is no longer recording. That alone would only be lateness. The adapter then marked the id as stamped on that dropped write, which poisoned the guard flag so the `sendAudio` fallback — which runs inside a reliably open span on the first turn carrying user audio — returned early and never retried. The id reached no span at all. That is not cosmetic: a run's whole-call audio is resolved by scanning the run's spans for exactly this attribute, so the recording became permanently unresolvable for the affected run. It showed up as an intermittent failure, since it depends on which of the two async events wins. Across three real runs the agent id, which is stamped synchronously onto a guaranteed-open span, landed all three times while the conversation id landed once. Only count the id stamped when the span was actually recording, which restores the existing fallback to working order. Both new tests fail against the previous behaviour and pass against this one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
…on id Picks up the adapter fix for a conversation id that was silently dropped when `conversation_initiation_metadata` arrived after the connect span had ended. The adapter counted the id as stamped even though the write landed on a span that was no longer recording, which blocked the `sendAudio` fallback from retrying, so the id reached no span at all. That attribute is how a run's whole-call audio is resolved, so a run that lost it had no recoverable recording. Proven against the live stack rather than by inspection. Six ElevenLabs call traces, grouped by trace, using the synchronously stamped agent id as the control: before the fix 3 traces, agent id on all 3, conversation id on 1 after the fix 3 traces, agent id on all 3, conversation id on 3 Two of the three post-fix traces were stamped on `voice.audio.send` — the fallback path the bug used to poison — and the third won the race on `voice.adapter.connect`, which is the case that used to be the only way it ever worked. SDK side: langwatch/scenario#989. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
The Twilio webhook server could not compile against its own listener. Node declares method and url as optional on IncomingMessage, and hands an upgrade listener a Duplex rather than a net.Socket, so the local upgrade path failed to type check while the externally-handed-off path compiled fine. Widen both to match. The external handoff is unaffected: a caller that reconstructs the request shape by hand still supplies method and url, and net.Socket extends Duplex, so a real socket passed across a process boundary still satisfies the signature. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E92pTLjgaeGS6jZX3WVrpm
…nd the callee's turn Twilio Media Streams send a media frame every 20 ms for the life of the call, silence included, and carry no speech/silence signal. The media loop enqueued every batch unconditionally, so drainAgentResponse never saw the arrival gap it uses to end a turn: on a real call the callee's turn only ended on hang-up or the 60 s hard ceiling, and the user simulator spoke exactly once (langwatch/langwatch#8014 follow-up). Add TwilioSpeechGate between the media loop and the inbound queue: RMS threshold + hangover + bounded pre-roll, defaults measured on a real call (noise p95 ~740, speech p50 ~1380 int16 RMS). On by default; tune with twilioAgent({ speechGate }) or pass false for the old pass-through. Stamp lifetime counters on voice.adapter.disconnect. Legacy fixture suites that feed constant-byte mu-law (near-silence) opt out of the gate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s to run root, close test leaks - twilio-external-upgrade.test: cast upgrade socket to net.Socket (Node types the upgrade event as Duplex; production hands off a real net.Socket) — fixes TS2740 - scenario-execution: run stopVoiceAdapters under runRootSpan context so disconnect spans stay on the run trace instead of becoming detached roots - twilio.test: disconnect the ad-hoc adapter so its webhook server is not leaked - voice-adapter-connect-trace-parent.test: context.disable() in afterEach Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019nqPQCihQH4xYcuNUhBqRE
release-please owns javascript/package.json version; the dev tag was only for building a local tarball. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019nqPQCihQH4xYcuNUhBqRE
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This PR now carries two fixes together: the remote-hangup/single-trace fix for real phone calls, and the inbound speech gate (folded in from #990).
What changed
Hangup handling and single-trace fixes
Four fixes found while running real phone calls (Twilio outbound leg, ElevenLabs agent answering) against a scenario from the LangWatch platform.
stop, the media loop tore the socket down, and the scenario's nextsendAudiothrewTwilioAgentAdapter: no live media stream.defaultVoiceCallalready knows how to end a conversation gracefully when an adapter reportsagentHungUp, but the Twilio adapter never set it (the ElevenLabs adapter does), and itsisConnected()only reflectedconnect()/disconnect(). The adapter now tracks whether it ever saw a live stream and whether it ended the call itself, so a stream that stops from the far end setsagentHungUp.sendAudiois a no-op once the stream has ended. The never-dialled case still throws, so a genuine misuse is still loud.isConnected()flipped false the instant the stream ended, so audio already buffered was dropped rather than drained. It now stays true while real audio is still queued. The zero-length terminal sentinel does not count as audio, so an undrained sentinel cannot truncate the next call's first turn.startVoiceAdaptersran outside any active span context, sovoice.adapter.connectandvoice.adapter.dialwere minted as trace roots. Every span carrying the call's identity (voice.twilio.call_sid,to,from,direction,dial_outcome,stream_connect_latency_ms) therefore lived in a trace no consumer could tie back to the run. Those spans now nest under the first turn's span, so the call is one trace for its whole length.placeCalltakes an optionalrecordflag that setsRecordon the Twilio call and stampsvoice.twilio.recordon the dial span.TwilioAgentAdapterexposes a publiccallSidgetter. The ElevenLabs adapter captures the conversation id fromconversation_initiation_metadata, exposes aconversationIdgetter, and stampsvoice.elevenlabs.conversation_id. Together these let a consumer offer playback of the whole call instead of turn-by-turn audio.Inbound speech gate (was #990)
Twilio Media Streams deliver 8 kHz µ-law frames continuously, silence included, and the adapter queued every frame.
responseTailSilencetherefore never fired on a phone call: every callee turn ended byterminal_chunk(hang-up) orhard_ceiling(60 s), the simulated caller got one turn, and the callee sat asking "are you still there?".src/voice/adapters/twilio-speech-gate.tsadds an RMS speech gate in front of_enqueueInbound: chunks are admitted only while the line is "speaking" (RMS ≥ 800 on int16 PCM, 400 ms hangover, 300 ms pre-roll), so the queue goes quiet when the callee does and the existing tail-silence turn end works unchanged. Thresholds were measured on a real Twilio recording (noise p95 ≈ 742, speech p10 ≈ 941). Opt out withspeechGate: false. Counters (voice.twilio.speech_gate.enabled/dropped_chunks/dropped_ms/onsets) are stamped on the disconnect span. Tests:twilio-speech-gate.test.ts(unit) andtwilio-speech-gate-turn-end.test.ts(real/twilio/streamroute overws: gate on -> turn ends < 2.5 s, one onset; gate off -> never settles; two turns -> two onsets). Python parity: #991.Deployment Impact
Library change only; no infra/env. Default behaviour change: the Twilio adapter now drops silent inbound audio (gate on by default). Rollback:
speechGate: falseor revert.Human verification
Real Twilio a-leg call from a LangWatch dev stack vendoring this branch built as
1.7.0-dev.voice8(langwatch/langwatch#8117): runscenariorun_0007chJwsufAHGUoXsb63INYosdUr, trace177f9a07651f86653cd54c9de7b1077c, callCA787fbedd40cf85d654e2dce96d240286(109 s, completed, 0 Twilio alerts, recorded). 4 caller + 4 callee turns on one trace; all fourvoice.audio.receivespansterminated_reason = tail_silence(before this change: never once — prodterminal_chunk, devhard_ceiling); disconnect spanspeech_gate.enabled = true,onsets = 6,dropped_ms = 80200. Callee replies transcribed by the SDK's own STT: "I understand you have a duplicate charge of $49.99 on your invoice.", "I understand you'd like a refund for the duplicate charge.", "I understand you want a refund for the duplicate charge, but I cannot directly process refunds or provide a refund ID."How I can prove I was successful
Recordwire parameter andcallSidgetter, and the ElevenLabs conversation id. Full JavaScript suite passes: 1623 tests across 129 files.🤖 Generated with Claude Code