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@attenlabs/saa-js

v0.3.1

Published

Browser JS SDK for the SD Attention Server (SAA). Streams microphone + webcam to the inference server and emits typed events for predictions, VAD, conversation state, and speech audio ready for downstream LLM use.

Readme

@attenlabs/saa-js

JavaScript SDK for Attention Labs real-time attention detection.

Sign up

Get your API token at attentionlabs.ai/dashboard.

Install

npm install @attenlabs/saa-js

Quick start

import { AttentionClient } from "@attenlabs/saa-js";

const videoEl = document.querySelector("video");

const client = new AttentionClient({
  token: "your-auth-token",
});

client.on("prediction", ({ cls, confidence, source, numFaces }) => {
  console.log(`${cls}: ${confidence.toFixed(2)}`);
});

client.on("speechReady", ({ audioBase64, durationSec }) => {
  // Forward captured speech to your LLM of choice
});

await client.start({ videoElement: videoEl });

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------------------ | -------- | ------------------------------------ | ----------- | | token | string | — | Your API token from the dashboard. | | initialThreshold | number | 0.7 | Confidence threshold for predictions (0–1). | | video.width | number | 1920 | Capture width. | | video.height | number | 1080 | Capture height. | | video.jpegQuality| number | 0.6 | JPEG quality (0–1). |

Methods

| Method | Description | | --------------------------- | ----------- | | start({ videoElement }) | Start streaming. Requests mic + camera access and connects to the server. | | stop() | Stop streaming and disconnect. | | mute() / unmute() | Pause or resume audio. | | markResponding(boolean) | Signal that your app is responding — pauses predictions until finished. | | setThreshold(value) | Update the confidence threshold (0–1). | | on(event, listener) | Subscribe to an event. Returns an unsubscribe function. |

Events

| Event | Payload | | ---------------- | ------- | | connected | — | | started | — | | prediction | { cls, confidence, source, numFaces } | | vad | { probability, isSpeech } | | state | { state } — one of listening, sending, cancelled, idle | | speechReady | { audioBase64, audioPcm16, durationSec } | | interrupt | { fadeMs, confidence }| | error | { title, message, detail } | | disconnected | { code, reason } |

LLM integration

The SDK captures speech but does not route it to an LLM. Use the speechReady event to forward audio to any model you like.

When your LLM starts responding, call client.mute() and client.markResponding(true). When it finishes, call client.unmute() and client.markResponding(false).

License

MIT