Voice Agents
Configure conversational behavior, model boundaries, voice, tools and knowledge.
Design real-time voice systems as connected, inspectable layers—from input and telephony through speech, reasoning, knowledge, tools and voice output.
4VF is organized around explicit stages so teams can reason about transport, voice processing, intelligence and application actions independently.
Each layer has one job, with interfaces designed to connect rather than obscure the rest of the stack.
Configure conversational behavior, model boundaries, voice, tools and knowledge.
Compose triggers, decisions, routing, handoffs and actions as readable logic.
Connect numbers, SIP and programmable call paths to agent experiences.
Keep reasoning configuration behind explicit provider-neutral interfaces.
Attach retrieval context through controlled knowledge boundaries.
Connect external actions with scoped inputs and outputs.
Inspect transcripts, runtime events, routing and outcomes together.
An agent can receive structured speech input, retrieve context, call tools and produce responses while workflow logic remains independently understandable.
Telephony and runtime traces sit alongside agent configuration so the production surface can evolve without turning into a collection of disconnected tools.
| Call | Direction | Route | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| +1 •••• 0831 | Inbound | Support Agent | Connected |
| +1 •••• 2047 | Outbound | Follow-up | Dialing |
| SIP / desk-17 | Inbound | Human handoff | Queued |
| +1 •••• 9914 | Inbound | Scheduling | Connected |
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