Visitor 4.42.0 API

All Implemented Interfaces:
```
public interface BetaResponsesClientEvent.Visitor<T extends Object>

                    
```
An interface that defines how to map each variant of BetaResponsesClientEvent to a value of type T.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
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Field Summary

Fields
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Constructor Summary

Constructors
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Enum Constant Summary

Enum Constants
Enum Constant	Description

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`abstract T`	`visitResponseCreate(BetaResponsesClientEvent.ResponseCreate responseCreate)`	Client event for creating a response over a persistent WebSocket connection.
`abstract T`	`visitResponseInject(BetaResponseInjectEvent responseInject)`	Injects input items into an active response over a WebSocket connection.
`T`	`unknown(JsonValue json)`	Maps an unknown variant of BetaResponsesClientEvent to a value of type T.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Constructor Detail
- Method Detail
  - visitResponseCreate
```
 abstract T visitResponseCreate(BetaResponsesClientEvent.ResponseCreate responseCreate)
```
    Client event for creating a response over a persistent WebSocket connection. This payload uses the same top-level fields as POST /v1/responses.
    Notes:
    stream is implicit over WebSocket and should not be sent.
    background is not supported over WebSocket.
  - visitResponseInject
```
 abstract T visitResponseInject(BetaResponseInjectEvent responseInject)
```
    Injects input items into an active response over a WebSocket connection. The items are validated and committed atomically. Currently, the server accepts client-owned tool outputs that resume a waiting agent.
  - unknown
```
 T unknown(JsonValue json)
```
    Maps an unknown variant of BetaResponsesClientEvent to a value of type T.
    An instance of BetaResponsesClientEvent can contain an unknown variant if it was deserialized from data that doesn't match any known variant. For example, if the SDK is on an older version than the API, then the API may respond with new variants that the SDK is unaware of.