supermemory/packages/livekit-sdk-python/examples/README.md
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examples/voice_agent.py runs in console mode or joins LiveKit rooms. It
scopes memory from dispatch metadata, SUPERMEMORY_CONTAINER_TAG, or the
participant, preloads the caller's profile, and greets returning callers
by name. Tested on LiveKit Cloud: a second call greeted the caller by name
and used a fact from the first call.

The example is not included in the wheel or sdist.
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Voice agent example

A LiveKit voice agent that remembers each caller. Tell it something on one call, hang up, and it knows it on the next.

Setup

pip install supermemory-livekit python-dotenv
cp .env.example .env

Fill in .env with your LiveKit Cloud project keys and a Supermemory API key. LiveKit Inference provides speech-to-text, the LLM, and text-to-speech, so no other keys are needed.

From a checkout of this repo, install the local package instead: pip install -e .. python-dotenv.

Talk to it

In your terminal, through your mic:

python voice_agent.py console

In the browser: run python voice_agent.py dev, open the Agents Playground, and connect to your project.

Try memory

  1. Say "My name is Priya, and please remember I'm vegetarian."
  2. Hang up and start a new call.
  3. The agent greets you by name. Ask "What should I order for dinner?"

Memory is scoped per caller:

  • Console mode uses the container tag console_user.
  • In rooms, the agent uses the participant attribute supermemory_container_tag, or else the participant identity. The Playground gives each session a new identity, so set SUPERMEMORY_CONTAINER_TAG in .env to keep one caller across Playground calls.
  • In production, dispatch the agent from your backend with {"container_tag": "<your user id>"} as job metadata, and set LIVEKIT_AGENT_NAME.

Each call is stored as one document, and facts the caller asks it to remember are saved right away. See the integration docs for configuration.