Sandeep.

Voice agents that act, in any language.

These are not chatbots with a voice. An enterprise voice agent holds a real-time spoken conversation, reasons over your data and takes actions in your systems, with latency low enough to feel human. Sandeep Kavety designs and builds custom voice agents in any language, with consented voice cloning and AI avatars where the use case calls for them.

~200 ms
to first audio byte, measured
2 layers
fast voice talker + tool-using reasoner
Any
language, including code-switching

What I build

Voice agents: common questions

How is an enterprise voice agent different from a chatbot?

A chatbot answers questions. An enterprise voice agent runs a real-time spoken conversation, reasons over your data, and takes actions such as booking, updating records or escalating, with low latency and full auditability.

How low is the latency?

Latency is designed and measured, not assumed. In smoke tests on streaming speech, synthesis delivered its first audio in about 200 ms and live transcription returned first words in roughly 0.5 to 0.7 seconds. Production numbers are reported per language as p50 and p95.

Which languages can voice agents support?

Any language with usable speech recognition and synthesis, including accents and code-switching. Veeru runs in Telugu, Hindi and English, and each language is benchmarked for word error rate and latency before release.

Can you clone a voice or add an AI avatar?

Yes, with consent. Voice replication is built from reference clips the speaker has approved, with disclosure where platforms require it, and avatars are always labelled as virtual.

What happens when something goes wrong on a call?

Emergency phrases trigger a human hand-off, writes require confirmation, and a kill switch and circuit breaker limit what the agent can do. Every call is logged for review.

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