anva — Python SDK

Install with pip install "anva[ws]==0.4.0". The REST client uses the standard library. Realtime uses websockets' sync API.

import os
from anva import Anva, AnvaError
client = Anva(os.environ["ANVA_KEY"])
capabilities = client.capabilities()
session = client.create_session(
    preset_id="YOUR_PRESET_ID", service_mode="byo_llm")
# Attach session["embed_url"] in your browser.
try:
    with client.connect(session["session_id"]) as stream:
        for event in stream:
            if event["type"] == "turn.request":
                turn_id = event["payload"]["turn_id"]
                # Replace the immediate sample with your cancellable LLM worker.
                stream.turn_delta(turn_id, "Hello from your application.")
                stream.turn_done(turn_id)
finally:
    client.end_session(session["session_id"])

Use one reader per connection; perform slow LLM work in a separate cancellable worker so it can react to turn.cancel. send_message is user input, not verbatim assistant speech. AnvaError includes status, code, message, and details. Realtime command failures remain structured events.

All five service modes are supported as request values, subject to deployment capabilities. PCM methods accept bytes, bytearray or byte-oriented memoryview: 24kHz signed16 little-endian mono, maximum 24,000 bytes per chunk. Read the repository README for sample offsets, backpressure and real playback requirements.