Realtime media sessions
Realtime media sessions
WebRTCLow-latency voice input, output, interruption, and server events.
LIVEKIT.GIZCLAW.COM · DIRECT WEBRTC TRIAL
Talk directly with Dewey.
One client key. One WebRTC voice session.
No sign-in required. This browser generates and stores its own client key, registers through the Beijing E2E entry with the default Runtime Profile, and starts voice after you select a live Collection resource.
Pet voice trial
No sign-in · Client key · Direct WebRTC
Today's trial remaining · MOCK
05:00 / 05:00
Try me
Dewey · Current character
● Waiting to connect
Dewey Ready
Beijing E2E · push to talk · opus · Waiting for latency
WebRTC voice · Click “I'm done” when you finish speaking
Local trial quotaUsed 00:00 / 05:00
Quota is currently simulated in this browser; the session ends when it runs out. Sign-in is only for managing all devices.
PC unavailableEVENT unavailableMIC ↑ 0 pkt · 0 BVOICE ↓ 0 pkt · 0 BREMOTE nonePLAY idleEVENTS 0ASSISTANT 0
Built for realtime products
One runtime from realtime sessions to device actions
Device interconnect
Device interconnect
Device RPCRead status, invoke capabilities, and drive real devices in one session.
Workspace runtime
Persistent agent context
WorkspaceOne Workspace provides persistent execution context and history.
Compatible APIs
Compatible APIs
OpenAI / AnthropicConnect existing clients, SDKs, and test tools directly to GizClaw.
One client, one private key
A clear realtime path without recreating the Agent
Client
Web / App / Device
LiveKit Gateway
WebRTC · WebSocket
Client identity
History · Memory
Runtime Agent
Tools · Device RPC
Each client owns its private key. The browser generates it on first open and uses it to establish the GizClaw WebRTC connection.
QUICKSTART
Connect directly with the GizClaw SDK and a local client key
import { connectGiznetWebRTCFromEndpoint } from "@gizclaw/gizclaw";
const clientPrivateKey = loadOrCreateLocalKey();
await connectGiznetWebRTCFromEndpoint({
clientPrivateKey, endpoint, pc,
});