feat(vela-gateway): add websocket session skeleton
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@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Prove the end-to-end interaction model with mocked or stubbed providers.
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- [x] bootstrap `vela-ui` as a runnable SvelteKit app in the Yarn workspace
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- [x] bootstrap `vela-gateway` as a runnable Fastify app in the Yarn workspace
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- create a minimal UI with mic control, state indicator, transcript, and response text
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- create a gateway WebSocket session skeleton
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- [x] create a gateway WebSocket session skeleton
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- implement mocked STT flow for partial and final transcript events
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- implement mocked LLM response streaming
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- implement stubbed audio playback or placeholder TTS output
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@@ -180,5 +180,6 @@ Polish the system after the core voice loop is reliable.
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- `apps/vela-ui` now boots as a minimal SvelteKit app with a starter page
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- `apps/vela-gateway` now boots as a minimal Fastify app with `/` and `/health` endpoints
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- `apps/vela-gateway` now exposes a minimal `/ws` WebSocket session skeleton with ephemeral in-memory sessions and defensive message handling
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- `apps/vela-protocol` now provides the shared WebSocket event contract for the UI and gateway
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- backend framework choice is now concrete: Fastify
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