AsyncAPI channel · Hume AI · Hume AI WebSocket APIs

/chat/{chat_id}/connect

Secondary connection to an in-progress EVI chat. The original chat must have been opened with `allow_connection=true`. The secondary connection can send the same control-plane messages as `/chat` except `audio_input`, and receives the same subscribe events. Connection URL: `wss://api.hume.ai/v0/evi/chat/{chat_id}/connect`.

Provider: Hume AI AsyncAPI: v2.6.0 Spec: Hume AI WebSocket APIs Operations: 2 Messages: 16

Channel address

/chat/{chat_id}/connect

Parameters

Operations

publish
eviChatConnectSend
Control-plane messages the secondary client sends to EVI.
eviChatConnectReceive
Events streamed to the secondary client.

Messages

session_settings
Configure session-level parameters such as audio encoding, context, language model, tools and variables.
Content-Type:
user_input
Plain text inserted into the conversation as the user.
Content-Type:
assistant_input
Plain text the assistant should synthesize and speak.
Content-Type:
tool_response
Successful response to a tool call.
Content-Type:
tool_error
Error response to a tool call.
Content-Type:
pause_assistant_message
Pause assistant responses while still recording user audio.
Content-Type:
resume_assistant_message
Resume assistant responses after a pause.
Content-Type:
chat_metadata
Sent once at the start of a connection with chat and chat-group identifiers.
Content-Type:
user_message
Transcript and prosody scores for a user utterance.
Content-Type:
assistant_message
A piece of generated assistant text returned by the language model.
Content-Type:
assistant_prosody
Predicted expression scores for an assistant utterance.
Content-Type:
audio_output
Base64-encoded chunk of synthesized assistant audio.
Content-Type:
assistant_end
Marks the end of an assistant turn.
Content-Type:
user_interruption
Signals that the user started speaking and EVI interrupted itself.
Content-Type:
tool_call
Request from EVI to invoke a registered tool.
Content-Type:
error
WebSocket-level error emitted by the EVI server.
Content-Type:

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