Tested a few setups, including some DIY builds and tools like Feather Ai, just to understand the effort vs reliability tradeoff. A couple things were clear: Calls get way more engagement than email or text Follow-ups don’t fall through as much Intake and qualification move faster when done over voice Still feels like details (latency, flow design, handoffs) matter a lot. Curious - is anyone here using voice agents in real client work? What’s been solid, and what’s still frustrating?

I’ve been experimenting with AI voice agents for client workflows, some DIY telephony + LLM setups, and I’ve also been trying out platforms like Feather to see how differently they handle real calls. A few things stood out: People respond way more on calls than email Follow-ups finally happen without manual chasing Lead qualification moves much faster That said, results still depend a lot on the flow design and the stability of the stack. Curious if anyone here is using voice agents in their operations. What’s actually working for you, and what’s still messy?

Lately I’ve been diving deep into voice agents - not from the “build a startup” angle, but more from “can this actually create client results?” I tried a few different setups over the past month (some DIY with telephony + LLMs, and a couple of plug-and-play platforms like Feather just to compare the effort). Interesting pattern I noticed: clients respond way better to calls than emails/text follow-ups actually get done lead qualification becomes way faster but… the setup varies wildly depending on the platform What I’m still trying to figure out is: Is anyone here actively using voice agents in their workflow or for client delivery? What’s working for you and what’s not? I’m not here to sell anything - just trying to understand how others are approaching this wave. Would love to hear real experiences, good or bad.