Here’s a simple way to use the End of Utterance (EOU) model for German in LiveKit. Just follow these steps: 1. Install the Required Package: Make sure you have the

livekit-plugins-turn-detector

installed. You can easily add it with pip:

pip install livekit-plugins-turn-detector

2. Import the Multilingual Model: Bring in the

MultilingualModel

from the turn detector plugin—it supports German and a bunch of other languages too:

from livekit.plugins.turn_detector.multilingual import MultilingualModel

3. Instantiate the MultilingualModel: Create an instance of

MultilingualModel

to handle German language detection smoothly:

turn_detector = MultilingualModel()

4. Integrate with Agent Session: Use the

MultilingualModel

when setting up your

AgentSession

. Just make sure your speech-to-text (STT) supports German:

session = AgentSession(
    stt=gladia.STT(languages=["de", "en"]),  # Add German and any other languages you need
    turn_detection=MultilingualModel(),
)

5. Download Model Files: Before you run your agent, don’t forget to download the necessary model files:

python your_agent.py download-files

Follow these steps, and you’ll have the EOU model working for German in your LiveKit app in no time—making turn detection more accurate and your app even better!