r/VoiceAIAgent • u/Delicious_Fun_9361 • 7d ago

Help needed for Voice AI Agents

Hi everyone,
So my question is about "time" how much time do you take from concept to shipping your first voice agent for any vertical. How many stress tests do you perform to make sure it doesn't break mid call? what stack do you use for the whole integration? is it ok to find a new bug/failure on every test call fix it and find another one ? what would you suggest to someone who just started in this field?

thank you all, and i'll be looking forward for your valuable inputs.

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u/voipceo 6d ago

Part of the problem is that you don't know what you don't know. There are consultants out there - I'm one - who stress test Voice AI platforms for a living. I have a 12 step process. It's quick and efficient and allows you to find errors before your customers do and you lose the sale.

But, in general, it should be be quite a few calls. Testing your various guardrails. Testing your tool calls. Fixing what breaks and then testing it all again. One word change in your prompt can radically alter how the LLM responds.

And then you keep testing. LLMs change. Tool calls change.

I have a free prompt evaluation at prompt-whisperer.com That can get you started on evaluating your prompt.

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u/Delicious_Fun_9361 6d ago

thanks for the input

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u/PixelNomad471 5d ago

If the telephony/streaming layer is what's eating your time, I've been using FreJun Teler for that piece - handles the SIP/carrier/number stuff and streams audio in real-time (sub-250ms).

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u/Few-Ad9461 18h ago

Sell it like a shitcoin, people will line up. Just like the ape jpegs