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Push to talk workflow

Skill gaelic-ghost/socket/skills/push-to-talk-workflow

Build an Apple Push to Talk channel experience with system controls, ephemeral PTT pushes, audio-session ownership, and an app-owned communication backend.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add gaelic-ghost/socket --skill push-to-talk-workflow

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Push To Talk Workflow

Purpose

Build a walkie-talkie-style application using PushToTalk. The framework supplies system controls and channel lifecycle; the app still owns identity, membership, audio transport, encryption, moderation, and backend behavior.

Workflow

  1. Model a channel with stable app-owned identity, membership authorization, transmission mode, and explicit join/leave lifecycle.
  2. Use PTChannelManager and its delegate for system-visible channel state and begin/end transmission events. Treat half-duplex and full-duplex as product decisions, not interchangeable audio modes.
  3. Configure the app's audio session only in response to the applicable PTT lifecycle event; preserve interruptions, Bluetooth routing, and privacy indicators.
  4. Use the channel's ephemeral push token only for that channel lifetime. Send APNs PTT pushes with pushtotalk, the .voip-ptt topic suffix, immediate priority, and no stale-delivery window when the event is time-sensitive.
  5. Keep transport, codec, encryption, recording, retention, and moderation as explicit app/backend responsibilities.

Validation

Validate on physical iPhone/iPad hardware with multiple participants, lock screen controls, join/leave churn, token rotation, delayed audio, interruptions, Bluetooth accessories, denied microphone permission, and expired-channel push delivery.

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