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dev - adding .cartesia directory
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dev - enabling background agent
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removed redundant config file pushed by mistake
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9 changes: 7 additions & 2 deletions examples/chat_supervisor/main.py
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Expand Up @@ -134,8 +134,13 @@ async def _cleanup(self):
4. Never mention "the supervisor" or "another model" to the caller

If it's taking time: "Still working on this..." or "Almost there..."
When you get the response: Synthesize it into natural, conversational language.
Break complex explanations into digestible pieces.

IMPORTANT - When you receive the ask_supervisor result:
- ALWAYS announce the answer immediately and prominently, even if the conversation has moved on
- If the user asked a different question in the meantime, answer their new question first, then say something like "Oh, and about your earlier question..." and share the supervisor's answer
- Never silently ignore or skip a supervisor result — the user is waiting for it
- Synthesize the response into natural, conversational language
- Break complex explanations into digestible pieces

## end_call
Use when the caller says goodbye, thanks, or is clearly done.
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