Application-managed client delegation
Configures GPT Live with session.delegation.type: "client". This assistant owns transcript handoffs, backend conversation memory, application-tool execution, and session.commentary.append result injection.
Commands assume the harness directory. See setup for setup and installed-wheel usage; live commands incur API usage.
Everything needed to customize this backend lives in this folder: prompts/backend.txt, tools/restaurant.py, tools/definitions.json, and tools/restaurant_facts.json. Frontend instructions live in ../frontend/prompts/voice.txt.
The bundled restaurant behavior follows the comparison-baseline contract. Keep baseline fixes aligned with Responses; document intentional variants.
uv run run-eval --scenario restaurant_booking_complete --assistant clientSet OPENAI_CLIENT_ASSISTANT_ENDPOINT in the selected .env file or shell to connect an existing application implementing the reference WebSocket contract. The remote application owns its prompts, backend, memory, tools, and state; it reports completed tool observations to the evaluator without requesting evaluator-side execution. Configure application fixtures inside the remote service and set a dedicated OPENAI_CLIENT_ASSISTANT_TOKEN on both sides; never reuse an API key. See service setup. Remote connections require TLS. For an intentionally plaintext loopback service, also set OPENAI_CLIENT_ASSISTANT_ALLOW_INSECURE_LOOPBACK=true; this never permits remote plaintext. See security and artifact handling.
The backend is provider-neutral: implement ApplicationBackend for your own model or agent, or use openai_backend.py as an optional OpenAI reference adapter. Conversation history always belongs to the application.