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Real-Time Session Management For Voice Agents That Don't Crash

Your voice agent is working perfectly. User’s mid-conversation, asking about their order. Then their Wi-Fi hiccups for two seconds. When they reconnect, your agent has no idea who they are or what they were talking about. Conversation lost. User frustrated. Session destroyed.

State Machines Prevent Voice Agents From Getting Lost

Ever had a voice agent forget what it was doing halfway through a conversation? Or jump to the wrong step in a workflow? That’s what happens without state machines.

Design Tools That Tell Voice Agents What To Say

Your voice agent calls a tool that takes 30 seconds. Users hear silence. They think it crashed. They hang up.

Use Meta-Prompts To Build Voice State Machines

Complex voice conversations drift. Users ask three things at once. Agents lose context after five turns. By turn eight, nobody remembers what you were even talking about.

Why Voice Agents Use WebRTC In Browsers

Transport layer isn’t something most developers think about. But when you’re building voice agents, it’s the difference between 50ms latency and 500ms latency.

What The Agents SDK Runtime Does For You

Developers spend way too much time writing plumbing code for voice agents.

Human-In-The-Loop For Voice Agents

Critical actions shouldn’t execute blindly. When a voice agent is about to spend money, delete data, or commit irrevers

Voice Agents With Perfect Memory: Context That Persists Across Turns

“Remove the olives.” Simple request. But it only makes sense if the agent remembers:

Stop Building 'Do Everything' Agents

You built a voice agent. It handles customer questions, processes orders, schedules appointments, updates accounts, and answers technical queries. One agent, five responsibilities. You’re proud of how much it can do.

Fast Voice, Smart Brain: The Hybrid Architecture That Makes Voice Agents Production-Ready

Here’s the dirty secret about voice agents: the models that are fast enough for natural conversation aren’t always smart enough for complex tasks.