Thanks — I’m responding to your question about the easiest way to access the conversation transcript from an

Agent

object. The simplest approach is to read the agent’s session history via

session.history

on the

AgentSession

associated with the agent.

session.history

returns the full conversation history as a chronological list of messages (both user inputs and agent responses) and is the canonical source of truth for the transcript. Example (Python):

# Access full conversation history from within the agent
full_history = context.session.history

If you need real-time updates as messages arrive, listen for the

conversation_item_added

event — it fires whenever a new message is added, letting you process or stream transcript items as they occur. Notes: •

session.history

persists across agent handoffs and contains the full transcript. • The LLM chat context may be truncated, so rely on

session.history

for the complete record. If you want, tell me: • Which language or SDK you’re using (Python, JavaScript, etc.), or • Whether you need the transcript in a specific format (plain text, JSON, or exported file), and I’ll provide a tailored code example. Sources: Building multi-agent architectures with LiveKit agents | LiveKit | Text and transcriptions | LiveKit Documentation