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Merge pull request #1580 from pipecat-ai/docs/pr-6350
docs: update for pipecat PR #6350
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‎llms-full.txt‎

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If the agent requests an image before any turn has registered one, the eval transport answers the request with an error, so the agent's function call finishes and the conversation continues.
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### Scheduling with `send_after:`
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By default, a turn is sent once the agent has finished speaking, like a caller who waits for the sentence to end. This ensures a reply the previous turn was satisfied with early is never talked over. A turn may override this with `send_after:`, which controls when the input (its `user:` utterance or [`dtmf:`](#dtmf-keypresses-with-dtmf) keypresses) is sent relative to a prior event or after a plain delay. Anchoring it to an event is how you script barge-in tests:

‎pipecat/evals/scripted-scenarios.mdx‎

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If the agent requests an image before any turn has registered one, the eval transport answers the request with an error, so the agent's function call finishes and the conversation continues.
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By default, a turn is sent once the agent has finished speaking, like a caller who waits for the sentence to end. This ensures a reply the previous turn was satisfied with early is never talked over. A turn may override this with `send_after:`, which controls when the input (its `user:` utterance or [`dtmf:`](#dtmf-keypresses-with-dtmf) keypresses) is sent relative to a prior event or after a plain delay. Anchoring it to an event is how you script barge-in tests:

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