They're core-owned verification scaffolding (the live smoke-test surface
for the realtime session layer and humanoid package), not client-project
UI, so a branched project shouldn't need to remove them to keep them out
of production.
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Wraps RealtimeClient with reconnect-on-drop (ResilientRealtimeClient), adds
a MockRealtimeProvider so client/animation work doesn't need a live OpenAI
key, and introduces "optional package" as a third module-layering kind
alongside core/project — humanoid is the first instance, providing a
renderer-agnostic avatar-state reducer and ARKit blend-shape animation
compositor that future eye look-at/blink/lip-sync libraries can build on
without forcing that surface onto non-humanoid (e.g. 2D) projects.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extends the realtime session protocol with tool.call/tool.result/response.trigger
so the model can invoke functions that run either on our server or, relayed
through the session, in the browser (e.g. DOM interaction) — a single
outstanding-call counter lets a turn mix both without racing the model's
continuation. createToolRegistry enforces at startup that a client-only tool
can never accidentally be backed by server logic.
Also introduces a project/ namespace alongside core/, server/core/, and
client/core/, for code specific to whichever client project branches from
this template. Core never imports project; the two composition roots
(server.js, vite.config.ts) do the merge instead, so template updates can
still be pulled into a branched project without touching core files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds docs/ARCHITECTURE.md (module layering, foundational infra decisions,
subsystem index) and docs/REALTIME_SESSION.md (the WS relay design, the
provider extensibility seam, the trust boundary, SvelteKit's WS plumbing
workaround, and the OpenAI event-naming gotcha found via live testing).
Restructures AGENTS.md around orientation, conventions, and process, and
establishes documentation as part of the same change as the work itself
rather than a follow-up pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Jonathan Hinkel