r/voiceagents

How to start with Pipecat ?
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How to start with Pipecat ?

I'm new to voice automation world and I'm trying to build a ai voice agent as job interviewer so I look it up and saw that pipecat is the best framework to do this with.
but now I'm struggling with it I'm getting errors (mostly import errors) even cahtgpt/gemini (free versions) couldn't help me solve it.

So my question is what is the best place to learn how this framework works ? do you recommend any youtube channel or I should read the framework documentation and learn from ?
and can I use with a free api key (e.g groq api key) ? because I only see people on youtube use openai api keys and I don't have that, because I'm just doing it to learn how such a project would be built.

ThankYou in advance.

u/SubstantialBite8494 — 5 days ago
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Agent Architect - here to make building Zoom Virtual Agent even easier

The team at Zoom have just introduced Agent Architect, a conversational builder for Zoom Virtual Agent. There is a lot to like here as it takes an already accessible Virtual Agent solution & makes it even easier to build & enhance agents.

Check out the video on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/jlIHZjWNIEY

u/Southern-Neat9536 — 6 days ago

Ran the cost per talk hour for human reps and it is worse than i thought

On the telecom side, the comparison is interesting. rep at $20/hr ends up around $30 loaded, and at 35 to 40% talk time that is roughly $75 to $85 per hour of actual conversation.

AI does not have the same idle or wrap time, so I’m curious how closely that holds up in production. are you mainly looking at inbound support, outbound sales, or both?

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u/Opposite-Try-491 — 13 days ago