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Build voice features: speech-to-text, text-to-speech, streaming transcription, voice agents, and telephony pipelines. Use when adding speech interfaces to apps.

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# Voice AI Pro

A builder's guide to speech technology: speech-to-text (STT), text-to-speech (TTS), real-time voice agents, and telephony. Covers the pipeline architecture, latency budgets, and the UX details that separate usable voice products from demos.

## Overview

A voice pipeline is a chain: **capture → voice activity detection → STT → intelligence (LLM/dialog) → TTS → playback**. End-to-end latency is the product metric that matters most — every 500ms of delay makes conversation feel broken. The architecture trick is streaming and overlap: start transcribing before the user finishes, start synthesizing before the LLM finishes, play audio while generating the rest.

## When to use

- Transcribing meetings, calls, or audio files (batch or streaming).
- Adding TTS voiceovers to content or apps.
- Building conversational voice agents (support lines, IVR replacement).
- Wake-word / push-to-talk interfaces.