AI Voice Agent SDK
The open-source framework for real-time AI voice
AI Voice Agent SDK launched on July 15, 2025 with 295 votes, #99 of 9,223 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
AI Voice Agent SDK is an open-source framework that enables developers to build real-time voice agents and virtual avatars for various applications including telephony, web, mobile, robotics, and wearables. It provides tools for integrating AI-powered voice capabilities into any platform. The framework is designed to simplify the development process for creating interactive voice experiences across different device types and interfaces.
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From the sources
Real-time Voice AI Agents We are open-sourcing the easiest way for developers to build real-time Voice Agents and Virtual Avatars into any app—telephony, web, mobile, robotics, wearables, and beyond.
VideoSDK Launch Week - Exciting new features and announcements
A week designed to transform how you build, deploy and scale real-time AI voice Agents. We're open-sourcing the end-to-end toolkit to build AI Voice Agents, giving you modular pipelines, vision, advanced tool use, and one-click deployment. Connect your agent to the world. Our MCP & A2A support enables complex, agent-to-agent workflows for the future of enterprise AI. Add AI avatar to your VideoSDK agent with Python. Build an interactive, voice-enabled assistant that can answer live weather queries and more. Build an AI telephony agent for inbound and outbound calls. Step-by-step guide to SIP, call automation, and real-time AI voicefrom videosdk.live
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