This skill helps you write or review the system prompt of a voice agent that talks with callers in real time. It covers short spoken replies, one question at a time, clarifying and repair questions, saying dates, amounts and numbers so text-to-speech reads them right, confirming critical details, handling interruptions and long tool calls, and safe handoffs to a person. A packaged guide covers what to do when an action is interrupted or its outcome is uncertain. You get a clearer conversation contract and test scenarios for the agent.
Build a live microphone voice agent on Zoom AI ServicesZoom's voice-agent skill guides an agent through building a real-time spoken conversation with Zoom's voice agent service over a WebSocket. It covers detecting when the speaker stops, sending and receiving PCM audio, replies as speech or text, handling interruptions and calling tools. It explains which other Zoom skills to use instead for one-off file summaries or live meeting audio. It needs Zoom AI Services credentials.Voice agentsVoice
Write and audit Vapi voice agent promptsVapi's vapi-prompt-builder skill helps write, improve or review the system prompts behind Vapi voice agents and multi-assistant Squads that answer phone or web calls. It gathers what the agent has to do, then builds the prompt in sections that cover its role, tasks, tool use, guardrails, handoffs and escalation. It tunes the wording for speech, keeping replies short and handling turn-taking, errors and collecting caller details. It needs a Vapi API key.Voice agentsVapiVoice agents
Build voice agents with LiveKitThis skill helps you write spoken and text agents on the LiveKit Agents SDK and LiveKit Cloud. It focuses on keeping replies fast, keeping context small, and splitting one large agent into handoffs and tasks. It also covers fixes for agents that talk too much, repeat questions, or claim a booking that never saved.Voice agentsLiveKitVoice AI
Build a Deepgram voice agent over one WebSocketThis skill from Deepgram shows an agent how to build a spoken assistant on Deepgram's agent API, where one WebSocket handles listening, the language model and speech output. It first helps decide between building on that API directly or using a framework such as Pipecat, LiveKit Agents, Retell or Vapi with Deepgram speech underneath. It then walks through the connection order, the Settings message, streaming audio, interruptions, changing settings during a call and function calls that your own code answers, including Twilio phone calls. It points to Deepgram's other skills for the full API reference and language SDKs.Voice agentsVoice agentsSpeech APIs
Run voice agents on ElevenLabs Realtime models or move an OpenAI Realtime app overElevenLabs' realtime skill covers its low-latency voice models, Realtime Mini and Realtime Max, in two situations. One is switching an ElevenAgents agent into Realtime voice mode, choosing between the two models, publishing it and fixing agents that will not publish or transfer. The other is migrating a web app that uses OpenAI's Realtime SDK onto the ElevenLabs equivalent, covering client secrets, switching to WebSockets and fixing audio after dropping WebRTC. It is not meant for picking text models or for Scribe speech-to-text.Voice agentsElevenLabsVoice AI
Create a Vapi voice assistantThis skill designs and builds a voice assistant on Vapi for phone or web calls. It covers the system prompt and first message, choosing a model, voice, and transcriber, multilingual setup, call-control tools, and hooks. It also explains errors from the create call. A Vapi API key is needed to save the assistant.Voice agentsVapiVoice AI
