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Add GPT-Live model support - #146
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds GPT-Live 1 support across model preferences, voice selection, iOS WebRTC transport, delegated tools, session lifecycle handling, prompts, usage accounting, and cost display. It also adds Live-specific tests, planning documents, Expo response typing, and Bun command guidance. ChangesGPT-Live voice support
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VoiceChat
participant VmWebrtcModule
participant OpenAILiveWebRTCClient
participant OpenAILiveEndpoint
participant ToolkitHelper
VoiceChat->>VmWebrtcModule: openOpenAIConnectionAsync(options)
VmWebrtcModule->>OpenAILiveWebRTCClient: openConnection(options)
OpenAILiveWebRTCClient->>OpenAILiveEndpoint: exchangeSDPWithLive(session, offerSDP)
OpenAILiveEndpoint-->>OpenAILiveWebRTCClient: session.started and Live events
OpenAILiveWebRTCClient->>ToolkitHelper: dispatch delegated function call
ToolkitHelper-->>OpenAILiveWebRTCClient: tool result
OpenAILiveWebRTCClient-->>VmWebrtcModule: usage, transcript, and closure events
VmWebrtcModule-->>VoiceChat: session state and cost updates
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Live-session cost estimates can be understated for delegated requests using prompt-cache writes, and the native close path can fail under Swift 6 concurrency checking. Fix both before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| private func handleLiveEvent(_ event: [String: Any]) { | ||
| guard !closed, let type = event["type"] as? String else { return } | ||
| logger.log("[Live] Event", attributes: logAttributes(for: .debug, metadata: event)) |
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The Live event handler logs each complete event dictionary without redaction. Those events can contain transcript text, prompts, session details, and WebRTC SDP; the logging path prints every attribute to the device console and exports attributes to Logfire when tracing is enabled. This exposes private conversation content and session data to local and external telemetry logs.
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- The executed validator ran against HEAD, passed every raw-payload-to-console-and-Logfire assertion, and confirms the security exposure.
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In `@docs/plans/2026-09-18-gpt-live-1-default.md`:
- Around line 32-39: Replace every workstation-specific absolute link in the
impact tables with the corresponding repository-relative path. Update both
docs/plans/2026-09-18-gpt-live-1-default.md lines 32-39 and
docs/plans/gpt_live_1_default_plan_original.md lines 32-39; preserve the linked
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In `@modules/vm-webrtc/ios/OpenAILiveWebRTCClient.swift`:
- Around line 291-302: Update OpenAILiveWebRTCClient’s liveBackend payload to
forward input_tokens_details.cache_write_tokens as cacheWriteTokens. In
VoiceChat/TokenUsageTracker, exclude cacheWriteTokens from ordinary input-token
usage and price it separately using Terra’s 1.25× cache-write rate. Add a test
covering a nonzero cache-write token value and verify the resulting usage
charge.
In `@modules/vm-webrtc/ios/VmWebrtcModule.swift`:
- Around line 221-224: Update the closeOpenAIConnectionAsync handler to delegate
to a new `@MainActor` closeVoiceConnection method. Keep liveClient access and
closeGracefully invocation within that method, and retain
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AGENTS.mdapp/VoiceChat.tsxapp/index.tsxcomponents/VoiceSessionCost.tsxcomponents/VoiceSessionStatus.tsxcomponents/settings/AdvancedConfigurationSheet.tsxcomponents/settings/ConfigureRealtimeModel.tsxcomponents/settings/ConfigureVoice.tsxdocs/plans/2026-09-18-gpt-live-1-default.mddocs/plans/gpt_live_1_default_plan.mddocs/plans/gpt_live_1_default_plan_original.mdlib/__tests__/tokenUsageTracker.test.tslib/__tests__/voicePreferences.test.tslib/livePrompt.tslib/realtimeModelPreference.tslib/tokenUsageTracker.tslib/voiceOptions.tslib/voicePreference.tsmodules/vm-webrtc/ios/OpenAILiveWebRTCClient.swiftmodules/vm-webrtc/ios/OpenAIWebRTCCore.swiftmodules/vm-webrtc/ios/VmWebrtcModule.swiftmodules/vm-webrtc/ios/WebRtcClientHelpers.swiftmodules/vm-webrtc/src/VmWebrtc.types.tsmodules/vm-webrtc/src/VmWebrtcModule.tsmodules/vm-webrtc/src/toolkit_functions/web.ts
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| | [Model preferences](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/lib/realtimeModelPreference.ts) | Three allowed models; default is `gpt-realtime-2` | Add Live, update validation/default/copy, retain the storage key | | ||
| | [Model picker](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/components/settings/ConfigureRealtimeModel.tsx) | Renders the shared options | Reuse the existing small component and selection behavior | | ||
| | [App entry](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/app/index.tsx) and [voice screen](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/app/VoiceChat.tsx) | Hydrate selection and pass common options into native code | Resolve model capabilities, prompts, endpoint overrides, and usage display | | ||
| | [Native module](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/modules/vm-webrtc/ios/VmWebrtcModule.swift) | Owns one `OpenAIWebRTCClient`; tool responders are bound to it | Route to the correct client and keep callbacks bound to their originating session | | ||
| | [Realtime client](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/modules/vm-webrtc/ios/OpenAIWebRTCClient.swift) | Multipart `/v1/realtime/calls`, Realtime session fields and startup response | Preserve its Realtime role; add a separate Live client | | ||
| | [WebRTC core](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/modules/vm-webrtc/ios/OpenAIWebRTCCore.swift) and [helpers](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/modules/vm-webrtc/ios/WebRtcClientHelpers.swift) | Shared audio, ICE, SDP and transport support | Reuse media support and add Live JSON exchange/endpoint diagnostics | | ||
| | [Tool bridge](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/modules/vm-webrtc/ios/ToolkitHelper.swift) and [event handler](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/modules/vm-webrtc/ios/WebRTCEventHandler.swift) | Realtime function and conversation events | Reuse execution through a Live-specific adapter, not the Realtime response state machine | | ||
| | [Cost tracker](/Users/tleyden/Development/arty/lib/tokenUsageTracker.ts) | Claims pricing exists for every model; unknown models use Realtime 2 rates | Route Live to duration/backend accounting and remove misleading unknown-model fallback | |
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Replace workstation-specific links.
The impact tables use absolute /Users/tleyden/Development/arty/... paths. These links are broken in repository viewers. Use repository-relative paths.
docs/plans/2026-09-18-gpt-live-1-default.md#L32-L39: replace each absolute path with its repository-relative path.docs/plans/gpt_live_1_default_plan_original.md#L32-L39: replace each absolute path with its repository-relative path.
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In `@docs/plans/2026-09-18-gpt-live-1-default.md` around lines 32 - 39, Replace
every workstation-specific absolute link in the impact tables with the
corresponding repository-relative path. Update both
docs/plans/2026-09-18-gpt-live-1-default.md lines 32-39 and
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| case "response.completed", "response.failed", "response.incomplete": | ||
| if billedResponses.insert(responseId).inserted, let usage = response?["usage"] as? [String: Any] { | ||
| let details = usage["input_tokens_details"] as? [String: Any] ?? [:] | ||
| emitModuleEvent( | ||
| "onTokenUsage", | ||
| payload: [ | ||
| "responseId": responseId, "timestampMs": Date().timeIntervalSince1970 * 1000, | ||
| "liveBackend": [ | ||
| "model": response?["model"] as? String ?? Self.backendModel, | ||
| "inputTokens": usage["input_tokens"] ?? 0, | ||
| "cachedInputTokens": details["cached_tokens"] ?? 0, | ||
| "outputTokens": usage["output_tokens"] ?? 0, |
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In the OpenAI API, cache_write_tokens is a field within the usage.input_tokens_details object that reports the number of input tokens newly written to the cache [1][2]. For the GPT-5.6 model family (which includes models such as Terra and Sol), prompt caching involves specific billing mechanisms [1][3]: 1. Billing for Cache Writes: On GPT-5.6 models and later, cache writes are explicitly billed at 1.25× the standard uncached input token rate [1][4]. This is distinct from cache reads (reported in cached_tokens), which are typically billed at a discounted rate (e.g., 10% of the standard input rate) [1][5]. 2. Usage Reporting: The usage metadata distinguishes between tokens read from the cache (cached_tokens) and tokens newly written to the cache (cache_write_tokens) [1][2]. Developers can use these fields to monitor cache hit rates and optimize breakpoint placement [1]. Note that recent updates to the OpenAI Python SDK (version 2.45.0) introduced cache_write_tokens as a required field in the InputTokensDetails schema, which may require updates to integrations that previously only expected cached_tokens [6]. 3. GPT-5.6 Terra Pricing: As of September 18, 2026, the GPT-5.6 Terra model follows a standard pricing structure (for contexts up to 272,000 tokens) of $2.00 per million input tokens and $12.00 per million output tokens [7][8][9]. Its cached input rate is $0.20 per million tokens (a 90% discount), and the cache write rate is $2.50 per million tokens (1.25× the $2.00 input rate) [3][8][9][5]. Total input cost is generally calculated as the sum of ordinary (uncached/non-written) tokens, cached read tokens (at the cached input rate), and cache write tokens (at the cache write rate) [2][10].
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Citations:
- 1: https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/prompt-caching?prompt-cache-api=responses
- 2: https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/prompt-caching
- 3: https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/pricing
- 4: https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-5.6-sol
- 5: https://www.techcompare.app/llm-pricing-calculator/gpt-5-6-terra-pricing
- 6: GitHub issue 3480 in openai/openai-python (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://openai.com/index/advancing-the-price-performance-frontier-with-gpt-5-6/
- 8: https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-5.6-terra
- 9: https://modelcosts.com/provider/openai/model/gpt-5.6-terra
- 10: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/20001415-chatgpt-rate-card-enterprise-token-based-pricing
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Account for delegated cache-write tokens.
OpenAILiveWebRTCClient forwards cached_tokens but drops input_tokens_details.cache_write_tokens. VoiceChat passes the resulting liveBackend payload to TokenUsageTracker, which charges those tokens as ordinary input. This undercounts Terra usage when the backend writes prompt-cache tokens.
Add cacheWriteTokens to liveBackend, forward the provider field, exclude it from ordinary input, and price it separately at Terra’s 1.25× cache-write rate. Add a nonzero cache-write test.
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In `@modules/vm-webrtc/ios/OpenAILiveWebRTCClient.swift` around lines 291 - 302,
Update OpenAILiveWebRTCClient’s liveBackend payload to forward
input_tokens_details.cache_write_tokens as cacheWriteTokens. In
VoiceChat/TokenUsageTracker, exclude cacheWriteTokens from ordinary input-token
usage and price it separately using Terra’s 1.25× cache-write rate. Add a test
covering a nonzero cache-write token value and verify the resulting usage
charge.
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| if let client = await MainActor.run(body: { self.liveClient }) { | ||
| return await client.closeGracefully() | ||
| } | ||
| return state | ||
| return await MainActor.run { self.webrtcClient.closeConnection() } |
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In Swift 6, MainActor.run is defined as static func run<T>(... body: @MainActor @Sendable throws -> T) async rethrows -> T [1][2]. The requirement that the body closure be @Sendable is the core reason you encounter diagnostics when returning or returning/capturing non-Sendable types [1][3]. Because @Sendable closures must be safe to execute concurrently on any executor, they cannot capture or return values that are not Sendable [4][3]. When you attempt to return a non-Sendable type from a MainActor-isolated class or context via MainActor.run, the Swift 6 compiler flags this because the value would have to "cross" the isolation boundary into a Sendable context [4][5]. Even if the value is MainActor-isolated, the act of returning it through a @Sendable closure implies it is being transferred to a potentially non-isolated or differently-isolated caller [4][5]. To resolve this diagnostic, consider the following strategies: 1. Make the Type Sendable: If possible, conform the non-Sendable type to Sendable. If the type is a class, this often requires making it final and ensuring all properties are immutable (let) or internally synchronized [6][3]. 2. Move Logic to @MainActor Methods: Instead of using MainActor.run to pull data out of a MainActor-isolated context, restructure your code so that the processing logic itself resides within an @MainActor-isolated function or method [6][3][7]. This keeps the non-Sendable data on the MainActor, avoiding the need to transfer it across boundaries [5]. 3. Use Task { @MainActor in... }: If you need to perform work on the MainActor but do not need to return a value to a non-isolated caller, use an unstructured Task with a @MainActor closure [5]. Note that this still does not allow you to easily "return" the non-Sendable value to the original caller; it only allows you to perform side effects on the MainActor [3][5]. 4. Consider Unchecked Sendable: In cases where you are certain that data race safety is maintained through other means (e.g., ensuring the non-Sendable object is never accessed concurrently), you may use @unchecked Sendable, though this should be a last resort and requires manual verification of thread safety [6]. If you find that your code is being rejected despite the values never actually being accessed concurrently, it may be due to conservative compiler checking; however, restructuring toward actor-isolated methods is the idiomatic Swift 6 approach to avoid these boundaries [6][7].
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Citations:
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- 2: https://github.com/swiftlang/swift/blob/main/stdlib%2Fpublic%2FConcurrency%2FMainActor.swift
- 3: https://www.donnywals.com/dispatching-to-the-main-thread-with-mainactor-in-swift/
- 4: https://docs.swift.org/latest/documentation/diagnostics/non-sendable-values-in-async-conformances-and-overrides/
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79488075/difference-between-mainactor-func-and-task-mainactor-in-in-swift-6
- 6: https://forums.swift.org/t/using-the-mainactor-to-manage-access-to-mutable-state/71961
- 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73858581/how-to-run-an-mainactor-func-synchronously
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Keep the client on MainActor.
OpenAILiveWebRTCClient inherits from the non-isolated OpenAIWebRTCBase and is not Sendable. MainActor.run requires a Sendable result, so returning self.liveClient can produce a strict-concurrency diagnostic and is an error in Swift 6 mode. Keep the client access and close operation inside one @MainActor method.
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AsyncFunction("closeOpenAIConnectionAsync") { () -> String in
- if let client = await MainActor.run(body: { self.liveClient }) {
- return await client.closeGracefully()
- }
- return await MainActor.run { self.webrtcClient.closeConnection() }
+ return await self.closeVoiceConnection()
}`@MainActor`
private func closeVoiceConnection() async -> String {
if let liveClient {
return await liveClient.closeGracefully()
}
return webrtcClient.closeConnection()
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| if let client = await MainActor.run(body: { self.liveClient }) { | |
| return await client.closeGracefully() | |
| } | |
| return state | |
| return await MainActor.run { self.webrtcClient.closeConnection() } | |
| return await self.closeVoiceConnection() |
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In `@modules/vm-webrtc/ios/VmWebrtcModule.swift` around lines 221 - 224, Update
the closeOpenAIConnectionAsync handler to delegate to a new `@MainActor`
closeVoiceConnection method. Keep liveClient access and closeGracefully
invocation within that method, and retain webrtcClient.closeConnection as the
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