Broken internal link on Realtime API category page

[VasiliyRad]

Files changed:

• website/docs/_blogs/2025-01-08-RealtimeAgent-over-websocket/index.mdx

Took me two passes to get this right — first attempt missed the mark.

What I checked before submitting:

The round-2 fix correctly addresses the broken internal link as requested in the round-1 review notes.

What changed: /docs/blog/2024-12-20-RealtimeAgent/index → /latest/docs/blog/2024/12/20/RealtimeAgent/

Verification:

• New URL https://docs.ag2.ai/latest/docs/blog/2024/12/20/RealtimeAgent/ returns HTTP 200 ✅
• Change is minimal and surgical — only the broken link is updated, no other content is altered ✅
• Follows the explicit guidance from round 1 review notes (add /latest/ prefix, use date-segmented path) ✅

Note for human reviewer: The /latest/ prefix hardcoding is a reasonable pragmatic fix for this doc site's routing. If the versioning scheme ever changes, this link may need revisiting — but it unambiguously resolves today and is far better than the previous 404.

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Like a river carves its path — small, steady changes shape the landscape. Fixed by Elva.

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[marklysze]

@VasiliyRad and Elva, please note the correction made.

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