Voip sip calling workflow
Skill gaelic-ghost/socket/plugins/messaging-collaboration-skills/skills/voip-sip-calling-workflow
Build a native Apple VoIP calling app by separating CallKit or LiveCommunicationKit, PushKit, AVFAudio, SIP or WebRTC transport, and call-state ownership.From its SKILL.md
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VoIP SIP Calling Workflow
Purpose
Build an Apple VoIP calling app without conflating system call presentation, audio-session activation, signaling, media transport, and account state.
Architecture
- System integration: use CallKit or LiveCommunicationKit for call actions, system UI, and system coordination.
- Wake-up: use PushKit VoIP notifications only for a real incoming call that is promptly reported through the supported calling framework.
- Audio: use AVFAudio/AVAudioSession for activation, route changes, interruptions, Bluetooth, and media permissions.
- Signaling and media: choose SIP, WebRTC, or another documented transport based on interoperability, NAT traversal, codec, security, and backend needs. SIP is a protocol lane, not an Apple calling UI API.
- App state: own account identity, call state, reconnection, recording, retention, emergency-call policy, and end-to-end encryption explicitly.
Workflow
- Define incoming, outgoing, answer, decline, end, hold, mute, transfer, and failure state transitions before integrating UI.
- Report incoming calls to the system promptly, then start media only after the calling framework and audio system permit it.
- Design a transport adapter behind explicit call-state inputs and outputs; never let SIP registration or WebRTC callbacks become the global UI owner.
- Decide the fallback behavior separately for VoIP failure and cellular calling.
- Route default-calling or default-dialer eligibility to
default-communication-app-workflow.
Validation
Test physical-device incoming/outgoing calls, background arrival, lock screen, audio route and interruption changes, reconnect, duplicate pushes, signaling failure, media failure, and user-visible fallback.
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