thes esttings are for when the user stops talking or the agent? Start speaking plan This is the plan for when the assistant should start talking. Wait seconds This is how long assistant waits before speaking. 0 0 (sec) 2 (sec) Smart Endpointing Enable for more accurate speech endpoint detection. On Punctuation Seconds

@anw The settings you've mentioned, such as silenceTimeoutSeconds and responseDelaySeconds, are typically used to control the behavior of the assistant in response to user interaction. -

silenceTimeoutSeconds

is the duration the system waits in silence before assuming the user has finished speaking and possibly ending the call. This is usually relevant when the user stops talking. -

responseDelaySeconds

is the minimum time the assistant waits after the user has finished speaking before it starts to respond. This setting is used to prevent the assistant from interrupting the user and to ensure that the user has completed their statement. - "Smart Endpointing" is a feature that can be enabled to improve the accuracy of speech endpoint detection, which helps the system to determine more precisely when the user has finished speaking. - "On Punctuation Seconds" might refer to a setting that adjusts the response behavior based on the detection of punctuation in speech, although this is not a standard term and might require more context to provide a precise explanation. If you need to adjust any of these settings or have more questions about them, please let me know, and I'll be happy to assist you further!