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Kuralit supports real-time streaming for both text and audio, enabling natural conversations.

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Text Streaming

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Partial Responses

Receive text responses as they’re generated: 
// Flutter client
Kuralit.events.listen((event) {
  if (event is KuralitServerPartialEvent) {
    // Streaming response
    print('Agent (streaming): ${event.text}');
  } else if (event is KuralitServerTextEvent) {
    // Final response
    print('Agent: ${event.text}');
  }
});

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Server Side

The agent automatically streams responses:
  • Partial messages - Sent as text is generated
  • Final messages - Complete response when done

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Audio Streaming

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Continuous Streaming

Audio is streamed continuously:
  1. Start stream - client_audio_start message
  2. Stream chunks - client_audio_chunk messages (continuous)
  3. End stream - client_audio_end message

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Real-time Processing

  • Low latency - Immediate processing
  • Interim results - See transcription as user speaks
  • Natural flow - No artificial delays

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Best Practices

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Text Streaming

  • Update UI incrementally - Show partial responses
  • Handle final messages - Replace partial with final
  • Show loading state - Indicate when streaming

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Audio Streaming

  • Consistent sample rate - Use same rate throughout
  • Proper encoding - Use PCM16 for best quality
  • Handle errors - Manage network interruptions

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Next Steps