import { RealtimeOptions, RealtimeSession } from "../contracts/realtime.contract.mjs";
//#region ../../packages/ai-live/src/realtime/realtime.d.ts
/**
 * Open a live duplex voice session — the stateful primitive of
 * `@warlock.js/ai-live`. Connects through the provided
 * {@link RealtimeOptions.transport} (an OpenAI Realtime WebSocket
 * adapter, a mock in tests), then hands back a {@link RealtimeSession}
 * you drive: push audio/text in, consume the event stream out, and
 * `close()` to end it and receive a `type: "realtime"` report for the
 * cost/observability surfaces.
 *
 * Unlike the one-shot `ai.*` verbs, this returns a long-lived session —
 * its closest sibling is `ai.orchestrator`. Keeping the transport
 * pluggable is what lets the session surface ship without hard-wiring a
 * WebSocket dependency.
 *
 * @example
 * const session = await ai.realtime({ transport, model: "gpt-realtime", voice: "alloy" });
 * session.sendAudio(micChunk, "audio/pcm");
 * for await (const event of session.events()) {
 *   if (event.type === "audio") speaker.write(event.base64);
 * }
 * const report = await session.close();
 */
export declare function realtime(options: RealtimeOptions): Promise<RealtimeSession>;
//#endregion
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