I’m Rohan — a funnel builder, copywriter, and content creator. Right now, I’m transitioning my focus from funnels to AI Voice Agents, and I’m excited about the possibilities here. I joined this community to learn, share, and contribute. My goal is to grow alongside other builders, exchange insights, and hopefully add value where I can.

I did some experiments with AI voice agents using the GHL platform and other experiments using Retell AI. Even though I created AI voice agents that work, somehow I never felt confident to use them in real life projects. Anyone else experience something similar? Example project: AI voice agent that answers incoming calls, interact with callers and schedule appointments. My objective is to transition from experimenting to implementing real life projects.

I have been working with automation for quite some time and recently started creating voice agents on Vapi and Retell. Overall, everything is going well, but I often encounter situations where Vapi's conversation simply stops for some reason (sometimes the transcriber cannot identify what the user said, nothing is sent to the model, or the websocket breaks). For this reason, I am increasingly interested in delving deeper into the development of such agents using hardcode, and here are the questions I am interested in. Please let me know if you have any answers: 1. Can I use hardcode to identify that there is silence on the line for, say, 10 seconds, and force the LLM to generate an engaging message and play it back to bring the user back into the dialogue? 2. I am interested in DSPy technology and wonder if it can be implemented for voice agents on Vapi? So far, I haven't written a single assistant in code and am just getting ready to seriously start working on it, so there are many things I don't understand yet.

Hi everyone I've posted a new video. Kind of a different format to a lot of my videos, bit more of my opinion sprinkled in this video rather than just teaching something. Give it a watch I'm sure a lot of you will find it interesting. Here is the link btw: https://youtu.be/kfNfM6y56B4

Hello guys, glad to be here. Definitely lots to learn. Can’t wait to connect with everyone.