Dated, tagged release notes for the AvatarFactory SDK. Entries begin at public launch and are listed newest first.
AvatarFactory is pre-release. This page starts logging dated entries when the SDK goes public — beginning with the launch version. When we ship a measured performance win (for example time-to-first-frame), we publish the number here rather than a vague "faster."
| Package | Notes |
|---|---|
@avatarfactory/react | The web SDK. Documented throughout the React SDK section. |
@avatarfactory/react-native | The Expo SDK. Earlier in its line than web — expect the API to move more. |
Always install the latest. npm install @avatarfactory/react with no version
is the documented setup, and these docs track the current release. To see which
version you are on, read it from your own project — npm ls @avatarfactory/react.
The two packages share a common core, so the configuration object and the event map are the same on both. Platform differences are listed in React Native → Configuration.
Useful if you are returning after a gap — these are the capability areas the current docs describe.
| Area | Where it is documented |
|---|---|
| Three modes: call, tts, audio | Modes |
| Auto and push-to-talk turn taking | Modes → Turn taking |
| Camera perception (opt-in vision) | Camera perception |
| Live transcript and captions | Transcript & captions |
| Spoken greetings and the ringback tone | Configuration |
| Connection health and the status banner | useAvatar → Health |
| Mic and speaker mute | useAvatar → Mute |
| Multi-provider brains and BYOK | Bring your own keys |
| No-code embedding in Framer | Framer |
Pin the SDK version in your package.json and upgrade deliberately — review
this page for changes before bumping. Publishing a new avatar or configuration
in the Platform does not change your installed SDK version.