Overview
Use this flow to test your agent by joining a Pipecat session via WebRTC for each evaluator run. Each item you submit will create a run that connects using your provided Pipecat session URL and configuration.Each array element you send creates a separate run. To run the same scenario multiple times in parallel, repeat that scenario object multiple times in the payload.
How It Works
In the manual flow, you manage the Pipecat session lifecycle yourself:- Create a Pipecat session using the Pipecat start session endpoint
- Receive the Daily.co room URL and token from Pipecat’s response
- Submit the room URL and token to Cekura along with your test scenario ID
- Cekura joins the WebRTC room and executes your test scenario
- Session cleanup is handled by your application or Pipecat
Prerequisites
- A Cekura account
- One or more scenarios created for your agent
- Pipecat agent endpoint and any required authentication tokens for each run you intend to start
API Endpoint
- Method: POST
- URL:
https://api.cekura.ai/test_framework/v1/scenarios-external/run_scenarios_pipecat/ - Headers:
X-CEKURA-API-KEY: your API keyContent-Type:application/json
Request Body
- scenarios: Array of objects. Each object fields:
- scenario (number, required): Scenario ID
- pipecat_room_url (string, required): Pipecat WebRTC room URL to connect to
- pipecat_token (string, optional): Authentication token for the Pipecat room
- publish_data_message (object, optional): JSON data message to publish during the session
Example: Minimal Single Run (cURL)
Example: Multiple Runs (JSON)
Example: Python
Expected Behavior
- A result is created and a run is queued for each item in
scenarios - Each run connects to the provided Pipecat WebRTC room using the given token
- You can poll run statuses using the Bulk Runs API:
API Reference
Get Runs with IDs: API Doc
Troubleshooting
- 401/403 errors: Check your
X-CEKURA-API-KEY - Connection failures: Verify
pipecat_room_urlandpipecat_tokenare correct - No runs created: Ensure the
scenariosarray is not empty and scenario IDs are valid - WebRTC connection issues: Ensure the Pipecat room URL is accessible and the token is valid for the session
Key Terminology
- Pipecat Cloud: The hosted platform for deploying and managing Pipecat agents. Get your API key at pipecat.daily.co
- Daily.co: WebRTC infrastructure provider that powers Pipecat’s voice and video capabilities. See Daily docs
- Room URL: The Daily.co WebRTC endpoint where the test session occurs
- Meeting Token: Authentication credential for joining a Daily.co room
Next Steps
- Learn about custom metrics
- Explore predefined metrics
- Set up instruction following metric
- Perform load testing