The Autoscriber SDK and API support the following communication methods:

This is the simplest option but not recommended as you won't get any real-time results.

To retrieve the note, send a Get to the location received in the previous step:

This will set up a socket connection for you to send your audio over and it will return resuls in real-time.

Once you have sent the "final": true audio chunk, you will receive the final note via the socket established (seen in the response of the above POST).

Using server-sent events the response with contain a keep-alive header and sends back results in real-time.

Once you have sent the "final": true audio chunk, you will receive the resultant summary and transcript via the connection established with the location (seen in the response of the above POST).

You provide a webhook which we'll call (in real-time) with the results. This does require that you have an endpoint that is available over the internet .