Shoutout to the author @restlessronin, this is currently the best maintained OpenAI client library for Elixir.
zizheng
cgraham
Hi! Thanks for putting together an awesome library @restlessronin! Any way I request realtime audio API (Aka advanced voice) access?
Thanks!
cgraham
francoabaroa
Saw your issue in restlessronin (My comment)
Here is a sample implementation in Elixir/Phoenix for Realtime API: GitHub - francoabaroa/openai_realtime_ex: OpenAI Realtime Elixir Demo · GitHub
Still a WIP
restlessronin
I have published v0.8.4 to
Shoutout to Github User @kofron for the portkey PR, @adammokan for the project id PR and @daniellionel01 for filing the issue that revealed the :nxdomain problem.
cgraham
Thanks! Just tried and definitely a great first start! I couldn’t get it to listen to me (it just kept saying “hello how can i help you” but I figured something weird on my end.
As for my update I ended up taking the JS/python version of the realtime console exmaple from openai and then used Claude to rewrite it into Elixir including a relay server to support both web and twilio. Took some noodling but it surprisingly works! And I grabbed the VAD code too so it does voice activation instead of walkie talkie.
Code-wise, I am not going to say it was the best code (it is not!) but if you know Elixir it gives you a huge head start and you can refactor it pretty easily.
Makes me wonder if we (aka the elixir community) should port over a bunch of example apps and/or simple libraries from JS/Python to build up our libraries. Obviously performance is likely suboptimal and the AI may not be the best about using BEAM let alone producing great code but simple algorithmic or example libraries may work and start minimizing one of the bigger friction points for Elixir?
On the flipside, filling up github with junk Elixir code may be bad. I do feel there is some thing that can be leveraged though. Maybe we just need to train an awesome Elixir porting LLM 
cgraham
Also will add that currently realtime api is ridiculous >$1.00 a minute so word of caution with anyone who is trying it!
restlessronin
I think this may be one of the ways in which “missing” libraries can be added to many “niche” run-times. ATM (and this could easily change within a year), AI code is definitely sub-par, but it can serve as a starting point for an experienced dev to polish into something that is usable. It will definitely reduce the effort to something that could enable a richer eco-system of libraries.
francoabaroa
Nothing weird on your end - I havent updated it so it’s still stuck in the first hello - my apologies!
Another interesting example you can check out is here: https://github.com/membraneframework/membrane_demo/tree/master/livebooks/openai_realtime_with_membrane_webrtc