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09/23/2025, 5:57 PMemptyRoomTimeout on the server side to delay closing, or consider using a bot to keep the room alive.
• Reconnection After Refresh: A handy approach is to save the room and user details (like the room name and user identity) in localStorage or sessionStorage. Then, when the page reloads, you can retrieve these details and re-authenticate with a new or refreshed token.
• Automatic Reconnection: LiveKit is designed to help by automatically reconnecting after network drops and refreshing tokens to keep sessions going smoothly. Just make sure your client asks your backend for a fresh token after a refresh.
If you'd like, I’d be happy to walk you through an example of how to set up token generation or manage state persistence in your web client. Just let me know!
Sources: agent-console/app/room/page.tsx | Connecting to LiveKit | LiveKit Docs | Authentication | LiveKit Docsaverage-knife-77348
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09/23/2025, 5:59 PMcloseOnDisconnect to false in the room's input options. This way, the agent session won’t end when the last participant leaves.
• Configure Server-Side Timeouts: You can adjust the empty_timeout and departure_timeout settings in your LiveKit server configuration (livekit.yaml). For instance, setting these to 300 seconds will keep the room open for 5 minutes after it becomes empty.
• Manual Cleanup: It’s a good idea to add some logic to manually end the agent session when needed, like after some inactivity or based on your own custom conditions.
If you’d like, I’d be happy to walk you through the detailed steps to configure these settings or help with implementing the logic. Just let me know!
Sources: agents/src/job.ts | examples/voice_agents/realtime_joke_teller.py | pkg/rtc/room.go | packages/livekit-rtc/src/room.ts