Thore CimbalandClaude Opus 4.8
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Instead of webAudioMix on the room - which would also rewire playback (sink selection through the AudioContext, LiveKit's Chrome echo workaround) - only the local microphone track gets an AudioContext, via setAudioContext() right before setProcessor(). The attach happens in onLocalTrackPublished, so a failing filter can no longer prevent unmuting: the track is already published by then. audioCaptureDefaults now never carry a processor key in any state; the conditional spread only toggles noiseSuppression. A regression test covers the active case too. The gate stays closed. A single test client opts in via two localStorage keys (ai-noise-suppression-dev plus the regular setting); the regular setting alone stays inert. Four unit tests pin the attach order - setAudioContext before setProcessor is exactly what v0.5.0 lacked - and the containment of a failing attach. 77 tests green across the touched suites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Embedded Element Call for Web
NPM package containing an embedded build of the Element Call widget.
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