Long-context voice agents ditch turn detection with async compaction handoff
juberti · x · 2026-08-04
- The author says they’ve “overthrown the tyranny of turn detection,” no longer forcing large LLMs to wait on a much smaller turn detector.
- The reply adds an engineering detail: when a call nears the context limit, the system starts async compaction, boots a new instance with the compacted state, and switches over once prefill finishes.
- In short, it’s a design note about making long-context voice/agent calls smoother without stalling the interaction.
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