It’s not a simple as this.. I’ve tried this repo, it’s not plug and play production ready. The AI doesn’t even have track of conversation history and just bugs out and acts weird. There’s way more extra steps, you need something like livekits that can handle multiple calls concurrently and handles session states and chat history etc. Most of these tutorials are always surface level, never useful enough to actually deliver as a project. This isn’t me tearing you down by the way, just constructive criticism.
@@EDashMan yes I completely agree, and this is the point I was trying to make. Your platforms like Vapi, Sunthflow etc are going to be way more efficient when building a voice agent that’s production ready after a few minor adjustments and logic. In house solutions like this are by nature a much bigger pain in the a** but as a project they can be fun. Thanks for the comment!
@@JaiSharma-d4x the twilio repo in description. As for the version in the video, I’m still working on this myself, I may push to git and post the repo at a later stage.
