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Presenting Pluto v1.1 with VAD (Voice Activity Detection), noise reduction, and ultra low latency of just 200ms.

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Follow our Pluto Voice Assistant step-by-step quickstart guide.

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How to use Pluto v1.1

After setting up the Pluto Voice Assistant with step-by-step guide, you can use this advance pluto version to interact with your AI assistant.
1

Just add a Model argument to create_call with pluto v1.1

In the create_call function (e.g., pluto_voice_assistant.py), add the model argument with pluto v1.1.

if __name__ == "__main__":
    superu_client = superu.SuperU('<YOUR_API_KEY>')
    First_message = "Hey there! Ready to explore some fascinating science today?"
    System_prompt = """
        You are a helpful and curious science assistant. Your job is to answer questions clearly, concisely, and in a way that's engaging for someone interested in science.
    """
    pluto = superu_client.pluto.create_call(
        first_message=First_message,
        system_prompt=System_prompt,
        voice_id="90ipbRoKi4CpHXvKVtl0",
        model = "pluto_1.1",
        language_clue="en-US",
    )
    asyncio.run(listen_and_send(pluto['ws_url'], pluto['streamId']))
2

Run the Application

Execute your Python file using the appropriate command:
# Windows
python pluto_voice_assistant.py

# macOS/Linux
python3 pluto_voice_assistant.py
You should see “Connected to WebSocket. Streaming audio…” in your terminal, indicating a successful connection.