Agent Disconnects with CLIENT_MESSAGE_TIMEOUT Before Audio Starts Streaming #1478
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I’m building a real-time voice agent using Deepgram’s Python SDK (AsyncDeepgramClient) with microphone input via sounddevice. The agent connects successfully, applies settings, and opens the WebSocket, but within 2–3 seconds I receive CLIENT_MESSAGE_TIMEOUT and the socket closes before the first audio chunk is sent. I’ve tried sending silence chunks every 0.5s, adding KeepAlive messages, and verified that my mic captures audio (chunks ~832 bytes, saved to WAV), but the agent still disconnects too quickly. Is there a recommended way to keep the connection alive until the user speaks? Can the timeout be configured or extended? Are there best practices for streaming silence vs. real audio during idle periods? Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated
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