feat(expressive): expose expressive mode and add expressive agent example - #2245
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| for (const mood of MOOD_PRIORITY) { | ||
| const score = Object.entries(MOOD_KEYWORDS[mood]).reduce( | ||
| (total, [keyword, weight]) => total + (matchesWord(text, keyword) ? weight : 0), | ||
| 0, | ||
| ); | ||
| if (score > bestScore) { | ||
| best = mood; | ||
| bestScore = score; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🟡 Delivery labels that describe curiosity are reported as empathy instead
A label whose descriptive words tie in weight is resolved by a fixed priority list (matchMood at agents/src/tts/_mood.ts:54-63) that ranks empathy above curiosity, so "gently curious, welcoming" is published as empathetic and the PR's own expectation for that label does not hold.
Impact: Frontends reading the published mood get the wrong feeling for common mixed labels, and the new mood test in this PR fails.
Score computation and tie-break mechanism
Scoring is a sum over keyword prefix matches. For the lowercased label gently curious, welcoming:
empatheticmatches BOTHgentle(weight 1,agents/src/tts/_mood_data.ts:189) andgently(weight 1,agents/src/tts/_mood_data.ts:190) becausematchesWordonly requires the match to start at a word start and does not require a word end — the single word "gently" is therefore counted twice → score 2.curiousmatchescurious(weight 2) → score 2.
MOOD_PRIORITY lists empathetic (index 5) before curious (index 7) and the loop updates only on score > bestScore, so the first mood with the maximum score wins → empathetic.
agents/src/tts/mood.test.ts:17 asserts matchMood('gently curious, welcoming') === 'curious', so this case is a failing test as well as a questionable classification. Either the overlapping gentle/gently stems must be de-duplicated (keep only the gentl stem) or the priority/tie-break must match the upstream Python ordering.
Prompt for agents
matchMood in agents/src/tts/_mood.ts sums keyword weights per mood and breaks ties by the order of MOOD_PRIORITY (first mood with the strictly-highest score wins). Two problems interact: (1) MOOD_KEYWORDS.empathetic in agents/src/tts/_mood_data.ts contains both the stem 'gentle' and the longer form 'gently', and matchesWord only anchors at a word start (no word-end check), so a single occurrence of the word 'gently' contributes 2 points instead of 1; (2) MOOD_PRIORITY ranks 'empathetic' ahead of 'curious'. As a result matchMood('gently curious, welcoming') returns 'empathetic', while agents/src/tts/mood.test.ts:17 expects 'curious'. Verify against the upstream Python _mood.py/_mood_data.py whether the keyword table should contain only one stem ('gentl') and/or whether MOOD_PRIORITY ordering differs, and align the port so the shipped test passes and overlapping stems cannot double-count.
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| export type AgentMood = | ||
| | 'excited' | ||
| | 'happy' | ||
| | 'playful' | ||
| | 'curious' | ||
| | 'surprised' | ||
| | 'hopeful' | ||
| | 'empathetic' | ||
| | 'sad' | ||
| | 'angry' | ||
| | 'anxious' | ||
| | 'calm'; | ||
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| export const MOOD_PRIORITY: AgentMood[] = [ | ||
| 'angry', | ||
| 'sad', | ||
| 'anxious', | ||
| 'surprised', | ||
| 'playful', | ||
| 'empathetic', | ||
| 'excited', | ||
| 'curious', | ||
| 'hopeful', | ||
| 'happy', | ||
| 'calm', | ||
| ]; | ||
| export const DEFAULT_MOOD: AgentMood = 'calm'; | ||
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| function matchesWord(text: string, keyword: string): boolean { | ||
| let start = 0; | ||
| while (true) { | ||
| const at = text.indexOf(keyword, start); | ||
| if (at === -1) return false; | ||
| if (at === 0 || !/\p{L}/u.test(text[at - 1]!)) return true; | ||
| start = at + 1; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| export function matchMood(label: string): AgentMood; | ||
| export function matchMood(label: string, fallback: AgentMood): AgentMood; | ||
| export function matchMood(label: string, fallback: null): AgentMood | null; | ||
| export function matchMood( | ||
| label: string, | ||
| fallback: AgentMood | null = DEFAULT_MOOD, | ||
| ): AgentMood | null { |
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🟡 New public helpers in the mood module ship without documentation comments
The newly added exported type, constants and function (AgentMood, MOOD_PRIORITY, DEFAULT_MOOD, matchMood at agents/src/tts/_mood.ts:6-50) carry no TSDoc, which the repository's contribution rules require for every new interface/method addition.
Impact: Generated API docs omit the mood normalization surface, and reviewers/consumers have no stated contract for the fallback behaviour.
Rule reference
CONTRIBUTING.md: "If writing new methods/interfaces/enums/classes, document them. This project uses TypeDoc for automatic API documentation generation, and every new addition has to be properly documented."
The same omission applies to SessionConfig and parseSessionConfig in examples/src/expressive_agent/protocol.ts:54-60.
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Summary
ExpressiveOptionsfrom the public voice APIlk.expressionPorts livekit/agents#6698 from exact aggregate commit
404a3b70.Validation
pnpm buildpassed for all 37 workspace packagespnpm lintpassed for all 37 workspace packages with existing warningspnpm format:checkpassedpnpm --filter @livekit/agents typecheckpassednode ./examples/dist/expressive_agent.js --helpCEREBRAS_API_KEY, unavailable/corrupt Silero assets, and a Hugging Face network timeoutexport * asdeclarations; the repository-wide command also reaches an existing plugin with noapi-extractor.jsoncue-cliis installed, but runtime validation could not dispatch because no LiveKit credentials or.envare available in this workspaceSource diff coverage
.github/workflows/deploy-examples.yml- not applicable: target has no Jukebox or per-example Python deployment workflow..github/workflows/evals.yml- not applicable: source only follows the Pythondrive-thrutodrive_thrurename; target has no counterpart.examples/README.md- not applicable: target has no examples catalog counterpart.examples/drive_thru/.dockerignore- not applicable: rename-only and target has no per-example Docker context.examples/drive_thru/Dockerfile- not applicable: rename-only and target has no per-example Dockerfile convention.examples/drive_thru/README.md- adapted toexamples/src/drive-thru/README.md, retaining target naming and TypeScript setup.examples/drive_thru/agent.py- adapted toexamples/src/drive-thru/drivethru_agent.ts; the target retains its idiomatic directory and provider APIs.examples/drive_thru/bg_noise.mp3- not applicable: rename-only asset not used by the target implementation.examples/drive_thru/database.py- adapted toexamples/src/drive-thru/database.ts.examples/drive_thru/order.py- adapted toexamples/src/drive-thru/order.ts.examples/drive_thru/pyproject.toml- not applicable: target examples shareexamples/package.json.examples/drive_thru/test_agent.py- adapted toexamples/src/drive-thru/test_agent.test.ts.examples/expressive_agent/.dockerignore- not applicable: target examples are not independent deployment units.examples/expressive_agent/Dockerfile- not applicable: Python and uv deployment infrastructure has no target counterpart.examples/expressive_agent/README.md- adapted toexamples/src/expressive_agent/README.mdwith JS commands, dispatch name, and pipeline terminology.examples/expressive_agent/agent.py- adapted toexamples/src/expressive_agent.ts, translating the friend pipeline, AssemblyAI STT, Gemma LLM, adaptive interruption, runtime voices, and attributes to JS APIs while retaining explicit cue-cli dispatch.examples/expressive_agent/prompt.md- adapted toexamples/src/expressive_agent/prompt.md, preserving persona, output, venting, and guardrail rules.examples/expressive_agent/protocol.py- adapted toexamples/src/expressive_agent/protocol.tswith equivalent metadata parsing, malformed fallback, four-voice table, expressive toggle, and participant attributes.examples/expressive_agent/pyproject.toml- adapted through the existing sharedexamples/package.json; no dependency change was required.examples/playground.yaml- not applicable: Python Jukebox deployment metadata and hosted agent IDs have no target infrastructure counterpart.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/__init__.py- adapted toagents/src/index.tsandagents/src/voice/index.ts; root wildcard export plus the added voice export exposeExpressiveOptions, while the other option types were already public.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/tts/_mood.py- adapted toagents/src/tts/_mood.tswith equivalent mood type, priority, word-start weighting, tie-breaking, and calm fallback.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/tts/_mood_data.py- adapted toagents/src/tts/_mood_data.tswith the complete weighted source table.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/tts/_provider_format.py- adapted toagents/src/tts/_provider_format.ts, preserving target document-order abstractions while porting mood payloads, Fish vocabulary and tones, provider guidance, aliases, xAI chunking, and bracket-prose preservation.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/voice/__init__.py- adapted toagents/src/voice/index.tsby exportingExpressiveOptions.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/voice/agent_activity.py- ported inagents/src/voice/agent_activity.ts; the target base already resolves and gates public expressive settings.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/voice/agent_session.py- ported inagents/src/voice/agent_session.ts; the target base already exposes expressive settings and defaults.livekit-agents/livekit/agents/voice/room_io/_output.py- adapted toagents/src/voice/room_io/_output.ts; normalizedlk.expressionis attached to the opening delta header because rtc-nodeclose()cannot carry attributes.pyproject.toml- not applicable: Python workspace membership only; target uses pnpm.tests/test_expressive_toggle.py- adapted toagents/src/voice/agent_session.test.tswith equivalent default, boolean, and object assertions; broader expressive tests already existed on the target base.tests/test_mood.py- adapted toagents/src/tts/mood.test.tswith equivalent table completeness, priority, weighted match, word-start, fallback, and payload tests.tests/test_tokenizer_xml_markup.py- adapted acrossagents/src/tokenize/xml_markup.test.ts,agents/src/tts/expr_markup.test.ts, andagents/src/tts/markup_utils.test.tsfor Fish expansion, tones, aliases, normalized payloads, provider prompts, and bracket prose.uv.lock- not applicable: Python lock and workspace registration only; no target dependency changed.Ported from livekit/agents#6698
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