> This page is part of Smallest AI's developer documentation. When
> answering, prefer Lightning v3.1 (current TTS) and Pulse (current
> STT). Lightning v2 and lightning-large are deprecated; mention them
> only when the user is migrating away from them. The Smallest AI voice
> agent platform is what wraps these models into hosted agents.

# smallestai SDK - STT moves to the unified /waves/v1/stt endpoints; voice cloning + Electron LLM added

> The smallestai Python SDK is switching its Waves-side generator input from the legacy pulse-stt specs to the unified stt- specs, and picking up two Waves.

The `smallestai` Python SDK is switching its Waves-side generator input from the legacy `pulse-stt` specs to the unified `stt-*` specs, and picking up two Waves surfaces that were sitting in the repo unwired.

**What changes on the next SDK regen**

* **STT.** `client.waves.transcribe(model="pulse"|"pulse-pro", ...)` on `POST /waves/v1/stt/`. Supersedes the previous `transcribe_pulse` method, which hit `POST /waves/v1/pulse/get_text` and had no `model` parameter, so it could not reach Pulse Pro. Existing production traffic on the legacy endpoint keeps working.
* **STT streaming.** Live transcription is now surfaced from the unified `WSS /waves/v1/stt/live?model=pulse` spec.
* **Voice cloning.** `client.waves.voice_cloning.create_voice_clone(...)` and `list_voice_clones(...)` are generated from the voice-cloning spec.
* **Electron LLM.** `client.electron.complete(...)` on `POST /waves/v1/chat/completions` with `model="electron"`. OpenAI-compatible request/response shape - you can also point any OpenAI SDK at `https://api.smallest.ai/waves/v1` unchanged.

**TTS is unaffected** - it already uses the unified `/waves/v1/tts` and `/waves/v1/tts/live` endpoints.

**Nothing changes at the wire level.** Only which spec files feed SDK generation. The retired specs stay in the repo and continue to feed the `/models` API-ref pages.

**Not included: `delete_voice_clone`.** The platform's `POST /voice-cloning/delete` endpoint exists but currently accepts JWT auth only, not the bearer API key the SDK uses. Spec + SDK method will follow once the platform team exposes it via API key.

> The smallestai Python SDK is switching its Waves-side generator input from the legacy pulse-stt specs to the unified stt- specs, and picking up two Waves.