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---
title: HF Realtime Voice
emoji: 🎙️
colorFrom: indigo
colorTo: purple
sdk: docker
app_port: 7860
pinned: false
short_description: Voice chat over WebSocket against a HF speech-to-speech
---
# Realtime voice backend
FastAPI APIs and WebSocket relay for the [React voice frontend](../s2s-frontend).
This service handles configuration, caller context, upstream authentication,
search, reasoning, ApiPilot tools, and optional load-balancer allocation.
The root `start_ui.sh` now serves the [React frontend](../s2s-frontend) with
Vite on public port `8420`, proxying backend requests here on loopback port
`8421`. The browser UI lives entirely in `s2s-frontend`; running FastAPI directly
or through Docker exposes only backend routes and shared documentation.
The complete [usage guide](../docs/client/usage.md) covers local startup,
connection modes, Docker, settings, and queue behavior. See the
[documentation index](../docs/README.md), [architecture](../docs/client/architecture.md),
and [change history](CHANGELOG.md) for implementation details and history.
Build from the repository root so the container includes the documentation:
```bash
docker build -f s2s-client/Dockerfile -t s2s-client .
```
Run the backend regression tests from the repository root after installing
`requirements.txt` in `.venv`:
```bash
.venv/bin/python -m unittest discover -s s2s-client/tests -v
```
Tests isolate environment configuration, use HTTP fixtures for allocation and
caller authentication, and start a loopback WebSocket service to verify audio
frames, keepalive, and teardown. No deployed services or database are needed.
FastAPI's API explorer remains at `/docs`. Project documents are served as files below
`/docs/client/`, `/docs/speech/`, `/docs/adr/`, `/docs/examples/`, and
`/docs/proposals/`. The historical `/project/` and `/public/docs.html` URLs
redirect to the retained architecture proposal. Markdown remains source text;
documentation directories are not browsable rendered pages. Start from the
repository documentation index or request `/docs/README.md` explicitly.