Hey there! That error

livekit.agents - process exited with non-zero exit code -4

usually pops up when a supervised process in the LiveKit agents framework stops unexpectedly. It can happen for a few reasons like initialization hiccups, hitting memory limits, high ping times, or some unhandled exceptions sneaking in. Here are some possible causes to consider: • Initialization Failure: Sometimes the process might stumble right at the start and exit unexpectedly. • Memory Limits: If the process uses more memory than allowed, it’ll get terminated. • PingTimeout: If the process doesn’t respond to ping requests in time, it’s seen as unresponsive and gets stopped. • Unhandled Exceptions: Crashes can happen if there are errors or exceptions that aren’t caught. Here’s how you can troubleshoot this: 1. Take a peek at the logs around when the error happened to get more clues. If you haven’t already, turning on debug logging can help a lot. 2. Double-check that the memory limits set for the process make sense for your setup. 3. Make sure the ping interval and timeout settings are right, especially if you’re working in an environment with high latency. 4. Try adding solid error handling in your code so exceptions are caught and managed smoothly. If you want, feel free to share more details about your setup, when the error happens, or any log snippets you have. I’m here to help you figure this out!