SDK releases: Deepgram Python SDK v7.9.0, JavaScript SDK v5.11.0
Both releases add Voice Agent force-end-turn support, Flux TTS expressivity controls, and a wider TTS speed range.
Deepgram's Deepgram Python SDK reaches v7.9.0, and the JavaScript SDK reaches v5.11.0. Both add a way to end a Voice Agent's turn early and finer control over Flux text-to-speech.
- Both SDKs add a method to end a turn early during a Voice Agent session: send_force_end_turn() in Python, for sessions using a Deepgram V2 Flux STT listen provider, and socket.sendForceEndTurn() in JavaScript.
- Both add integer Agent Flux TTS expressivity settings from -2 through 2.
- Flux TTS speed now accepts 0.5 through 1.5 in 0.05 increments, up from the previously documented 0.85 through 1.15.
- The Python SDK removes the unsupported aura-2-perseo-it model from its Speak V1 model literals, since the API never served it and returned a 400 error for it. The JavaScript SDK keeps its old SpeakV2Speed and Aura2PerseoIt constants as deprecated aliases for source compatibility.
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