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im using a livekit agent to mock a participant and its not speaking, where can i debig this?

Let's work together to figure out why your LiveKit agent participant isn't speaking. Here are some friendly steps to guide you: 1. Verify Agent State: Keep an eye on the

agent_state_changed

event to see if the agent moves into the "speaking" state. Also, double-check that the participant is recognized as an agent by confirming

kind === ParticipantKind.AGENT

or

permissions.agent

. 2. Check Speaking Activity: Watch the

isSpeaking

property and the

ParticipantEvent.IsSpeakingChanged

event to make sure the agent is actively speaking. 3. Confirm Audio Track: Make sure the agent has an active and published audio track. You can verify this with the

TrackPublishedEvent

and check if the microphone is turned on. 4. Inspect Speech Creation: Take a look at your server and client logs for the

speech_created

event, which shows when the agent’s speech is generated through user input or commands like

session.say

. 5. Review Audio Pipeline: It’s helpful to check for any issues like silence detection warnings or errors in the TTS (Text-to-Speech) pipeline that might be affecting speech. 6. Check Turn Detection: Lastly, ensure the

turn_detection

parameter is set up properly, since incorrect settings here can sometimes block speech from starting. I hope these steps make the process clearer! Please feel free to reach out if you'd like me to walk you through any of them in more detail or if you have other questions. I'm here to help! Sources: lib/src/participant/participant.dart | agent-console/lib/event-definitions.tsx | Understanding "silence detected on local audio track" warning | livekit-agents/livekit/agents/voice/agent_session.py | Events and error handling | LiveKit Docs