@daudy To access the

volume-level

event in your iOS application, you would typically set up an event listener that responds to volume level updates from VAPI. Here's a general outline of how you might do it: 1. Import the VAPI client into your iOS project. 2. Set up an event listener for the

volume-level

event. 3. Implement a callback function that will be triggered whenever the volume level changes. Here's a pseudo-code example to illustrate this:

swift
import VAPIClient

// Assuming you have a VAPI client instance
let vapiClient = VAPIClient()

// Set up the event listener for volume-level updates
vapiClient.on("volume-level") { (volume) in
    print("Assistant volume level: \(volume)")
}

// Rest of your code to handle VAPI client integration

Make sure to refer to the specific VAPI client documentation for iOS to get the exact syntax and method names, as the above is just a conceptual example. If you need further assistance with the actual code or if you encounter any issues, please ask support for more info on this.

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Since

startLocalAudioLevelObserver()

wont return anything. Where will get the updates?