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Vapi: artificial intelligence features and setup
A platform for building, testing, and deploying voice agents. It brings together conversation infrastructure and integrations so developers can focus on business workflows and the actions an agent is allowed to perform.
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Overview
With Vapi, you build an agent whose interface is a spoken conversation, so response time and listening behavior affect the outcome as much as the content of the answer. Plan what the agent asks, when it verifies a detail, and when it uses a tool or hands off to a person. For example, an appointment scheduling flow requires confirming the name, date, and time again before taking action. Text-only testing will not reveal interruptions, noise, or an incorrectly captured phone number.
Features
- Voice and conversation flow configuration
- Telephony connections and API integrations
- Monitoring and testing voice agent calls
Business uses
- Collecting initial details before scheduling an appointment
- Answering a recurring call center question and transferring to an agent when needed
Getting started
- Build an agent with one goal and first test it in recorded team calls for evaluation.
- Say names and dates in Hebrew during the call, interrupt the agent mid-sentence, and correct a detail to assess understanding and response time.
- Connect an appointment scheduling test tool and check that the date is confirmed before execution and that transferring to an agent preserves the collected details.
What to check
- Measure latency, speech interruption, and accuracy with Hebrew names and numbers in practice.
- Check how telephony, model, and voice charges add up, and which actions require approval.
Sources to check next
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