We've been building Talkwave a platform that lets you create AI voice agents visually, connect them to your tools, and deploy them on real phone calls. No coding required. Think of it as a workflow builder, but the output is an AI that talks to people on the phone.
What it does:
Visual workflow builder drag-and-drop nodes to design conversation flows with agent personalities, decision branching, and actions
Real phone calls inbound and outbound via Twilio/Vonage/VoBiz, not just browser demos
Outbound campaigns upload a CSV, pick a workflow, and let the AI call hundreds of contacts with a daily calling window
Tool integrations agents can send emails, update Google Sheets, create calendar events, query databases, trigger webhooks all mid-conversation
Knowledge base upload docs so your agent can answer questions grounded in your actual data
Live transcripts & reports watch calls in real-time, review dispositions, track performance
Who it's for:
Hey Talha, visual flow editor over "one giant system prompt" is exactly the right call, I've been building TalkBuildr (text chatbot side) and we hit the same wall with branching and post-call actions. How are you handling knowledge base freshness when docs change mid-flow, do you re-embed on upload or batch it? Also the built-in jailbreak blocking is a smart angle for agencies selling to regulated clients
@cuygun Hey, thanks for the kind words — and TalkBuildr sounds cool, the branching problem is real once you go beyond basic Q&A.
For knowledge base freshness — we re-embed on upload, not batched. When you update a doc or re-scrape a website URL, the old chunks get replaced and new vectors go into vector database immediately. So if a doc changes mid-campaign, the next call already picks up the updated content. We went with this approach because in voice you can't afford stale answers — there's no "let me get back to you" like in chat.
And yeah the guardrails piece has been a big ask especially from agencies working with healthcare and financial services clients. When you're deploying voice agents that talk to real customers on the phone, one hallucination or jailbreak can be a compliance nightmare. So we baked it in from day one rather than leaving it as an afterthought.
Would love to see what you're building with TalkBuildr — the text + voice combo is where things are heading for sure.