Symbl.ai Go SDK Part 1: Let’s Talk About Async APIs

The developers of the Symbl.ai platform have released a beta version of their Go SDK for initial evaluation by the community. The release provides significant functionality, but it's still considered beta due to some work left to be done. The main reason for creating a Go SDK is to enable processing conversations on backend servers that can scale out in enterprise applications, which will transform the conversation and voice industry. The SDK introduces an asynchronous API that allows developers to interact with the platform without blocking each other, making it suitable for edge devices and headless devices. The Async API provides examples of how to post a file to the Symbl.ai platform, manage trackers, and obtain topics from audio files. A second blog post will cover the Streaming API in more detail.

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