tajniak81andClaude Opus 5.5
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Calls the way the web client and Element Call do them, with the same events, so the three can share a call. The famedly SDK's own group calls use com.famedly.call.member events, which the others don't read, so this is written against the matrix-js-sdk wire format instead (lib/matrix/ calls.dart): - Membership: org.matrix.msc3401.call.member state, key _@user:server_DEVICE_m.call, with the legacy session fields the js-sdk sends (application m.call, call_id "", membershipID, expires, focus_active, foci_preferred). An empty delayed copy (MSC4140) is scheduled first and pushed back every 5 s; leaving sends the empty state and cancels it. - Media: a LiveKit token from the JWT service (the call's, else the homeserver's rtc/transports or .well-known rtc_foci) for an OpenID token; livekit_client connects. - Encrypted rooms: a random 16-byte key per device, sent to every other device in the call over encrypted to-device io.element.call.encryption_keys, keys from others applied per LiveKit identity (@user:server:DEVICE); per-participant keys, no ratcheting, HKDF, like the web client's livekit-client. - Ringing: a call started in a room of two sends a ring notification (MSC4075); the other side gets an incoming-call card and an insistent ringtone notification (full screen on a locked phone), declines with MSC4310 or answers by joining. The caller gives up after a minute or on a decline. - UI: voice and video buttons in the room header, a call screen (the other person large and you in the corner, or a grid; mute, camera, flip, leave), a Join banner and a room-list marker for calls going on. Not tested end to end yet: it needs a LiveKit SFU and JWT service. README: replies, reactions, threads, spaces, QR verification, sliding sync and calls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name: warp
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description: "Warp: a Matrix client"
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