> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.raidzero.icu/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Changelog

> Product updates and changes to San Francisco Voice Company.

**May 29, 2026**

## New features

**Official SDKs across six languages.** Install and ship against our media API from your stack of choice. Each SDK covers the core lifecycle: `ingest`, `getTask`, `pollTask`, `listAssets`, `getAsset`, `deleteAsset`, and `search`.

* [TypeScript](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/typescript.md) — `@sf-voice/media` for Node.js, Bun, Deno, and the browser
* [Elixir](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/elixir.md) — `:sf_voice`, built on `Req`
* [Go](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/go.md) — `sfvoice`, idiomatic with `context.Context`
* [Rust](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/rust.md) — `sf_voice_media`, async on `tokio` with a builder pattern
* [Java](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/java.md) — `sh.sf-voice:sf-voice-media-java`, synchronous on Java 17+
* [Kotlin](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/kotlin.md) — `sh.sf-voice:sf-voice-media-kotlin`, coroutine-native with Ktor

What this means for you: pick a language, pin version `0.1.1`, and start indexing and searching media without building your own transcript store or embedding pipeline.

**C++ example.** No published package, but a [single-header helper](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/cpp.md) you can drop into a C++ project to call the API directly.

## Updates

* **Elixir SDK** — fixed a compilation issue that prevented the package from building cleanly against the latest dependency set. Upgrade to pick up the fix.
* **Java and Kotlin SDKs** — updated default API endpoints in example projects so the quickstart code runs against the right host out of the box.
* **TypeScript SDK** — refreshed package metadata and exports so installs resolve correctly across Node.js, Bun, Deno, and bundlers.

## Removed

* **Python SDK** has been removed from the supported lineup. If you were evaluating Python, use the [TypeScript SDK](https://docs.raidzero.icu/sdks/typescript.md) or call the API directly until a replacement ships.


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