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README: describe the playback estimate and where per-reply instructions stop - #13
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…ns stop Without playback reports Dialog-RSN-1 estimates playback at 15 characters a second and cuts history to the estimate on barge-in. Per-reply instructions are honored by the service; the plugin is what doesn't send them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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README only, no code change.
dialogue_api/turntaking/playback.py,session.py_estimate_playingand_cut_estimate). The README said any speech after generation finished interrupts playback.generate_reply(instructions=...). The service honors per-response instructions. The plugin is what doesn't send them.Not changed: the plugin's runtime warning still reads "Dialog-RSN-1 ignores per-reply instructions" (
realtime_model.py:396). That's code, so it's left for a separate change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code