To help your AI agent join a room more quickly, especially after it’s been inactive for a while, here are some friendly tips you can try: • Reduce Cold Start Impact: Consider using the

prewarm

function to preload resources like models when the worker starts up. This way, your agent won’t face delays from loading dependencies the first time it’s used. • Dispatch Agent Early: Try dispatching the agent during token generation so it can connect alongside the user, which helps cut down on waiting time. • Optimize Room Creation: Instead of explicitly calling

CreateRoom()

, you can let LiveKit automatically create the room when the first participant joins. This often speeds things up. • Optimize Initialization: Load any static data within the

prewarm

function and pass user-specific information through metadata or attributes. This helps avoid delays during runtime when fetching data. • Monitor Agent State: Set up event listeners to know exactly when the agent connects, and use that to give your users helpful feedback through the UI, making the experience smoother. Following these steps can really help your agent join rooms faster, even after it’s been idle. If you’d like, I’m here to walk you through any of these strategies in more detail—just let me know! Sources: Deploying to production | LiveKit Docs | Silero VAD plugin | LiveKit Docs | External data and RAG | LiveKit Docs | Web and mobile frontends | LiveKit Docs | Web and mobile frontends | LiveKit Docs