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  # `@absolutejs/voice`
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- `@absolutejs/voice` is the voice session layer for AbsoluteJS. It owns the duplex WebSocket lifecycle, transcript buffering, turn commits, reconnect behavior, and client primitives, while keeping speech vendors and session storage pluggable.
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+ `@absolutejs/voice` is the self-hosted voice operations layer for AbsoluteJS.
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+ It gives your app the primitives hosted voice platforms usually keep behind their dashboards: browser voice sessions, phone-call routes, provider routing, assistant tools, handoffs, traces, evals, production-readiness checks, latency proof, storage adapters, and framework-native UI helpers.
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+ Use it when you want Vapi/Retell/Bland-style voice-agent capability, but you want the orchestration, data, traces, storage, and UI to live inside the AbsoluteJS server you already operate.
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+ ## Why AbsoluteJS Voice
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+ - Self-hosted by default: your app owns sessions, traces, reviews, tasks, handoffs, retention, and provider keys.
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+ - Provider-neutral: use Deepgram, AssemblyAI, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, ElevenLabs-style TTS, or your own adapters without rewriting app workflow code.
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+ - Browser and phone surfaces: mount browser WebSocket voice routes plus Twilio, Telnyx, and Plivo telephony routes from the same package.
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+ - Production proof: App Kit, production readiness, turn quality, turn latency, live browser p50/p95 latency, trace timelines, evals, fixtures, and contracts are package primitives.
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+ - Framework parity: React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, HTML, HTMX, and plain client entrypoints share the same core behavior.
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+ - No hosted platform tax: AbsoluteJS Voice does not add a mandatory per-minute orchestration fee between your app and your providers.
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+ ## Start Here
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+ Pick the path that matches what you are building:
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+ - Browser voice agent: mount `voice(...)`, choose an STT adapter, and use the React/Vue/Svelte/Angular/HTML/HTMX client helpers for mic, transcript, reconnect, and status UI.
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+ - Phone voice agent: mount Twilio, Telnyx, or Plivo routes, normalize carrier outcomes, inspect carrier readiness, and persist call lifecycle traces.
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+ - Production readiness: mount `createVoiceAppKitRoutes(...)` to get ops console/status, quality, evals, provider health, sessions, handoffs, diagnostics, and readiness gates.
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+ - Provider routing and fallback: use LLM/STT/TTS provider routers, provider health, provider simulation controls, and cost/latency-aware routing policies.
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+ - Evals and simulation: run scenario fixtures, workflow contracts, tool contracts, outcome contracts, baseline comparisons, and saved benchmark artifacts before live traffic.
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+ ## How This Differs From Hosted Voice Platforms
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+ Hosted voice-agent platforms are strongest when you want a managed dashboard, phone-number provisioning, hosted orchestration, and campaign tooling out of the box.
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+ AbsoluteJS Voice is strongest when voice is part of your own product and you need code-owned primitives:
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+ - Your app stores the call data instead of a vendor dashboard being the source of truth.
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+ - Your app controls provider routing, fallback, retries, handoffs, and retention.
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+ - Your team can inspect and extend every primitive.
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+ - Your framework UI can render first-class voice state without iframe/dashboard handoffs.
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+ - Your production checks and evals can run in CI, smoke tests, or your own admin UI.
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+ The goal is not to clone a hosted platform. The goal is to make AbsoluteJS the best place to build and operate self-hosted voice products.
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  ## Install
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  ```bash
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- bun add @absolutejs/voice
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+ bun add @absolutejs/voice @absolutejs/voice-deepgram
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  ```
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  Peer dependencies:
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  - `@absolutejs/voice/angular`
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  - `@absolutejs/voice/client`
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- ## Route Setup
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+ Common optional adapters:
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+ - `@absolutejs/voice-deepgram`
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+ - `@absolutejs/voice-assemblyai`
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+ ## Browser Voice Agent
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  ```ts
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  import { Elysia } from 'elysia';
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  `createVoiceMemoryStore()` is dev-only. Real deployments should provide a shared store backed by Redis, Postgres, or equivalent.
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+ ## Production Readiness Path
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+ Once the basic route works, mount the App Kit. This gives you the self-hosted operational surface that hosted platforms usually make mandatory:
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+ ```ts
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+ import {
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+ createVoiceAppKitRoutes,
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+ createVoiceFileRuntimeStorage,
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+ createVoiceLiveLatencyRoutes,
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+ createVoiceProductionReadinessRoutes,
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+ createVoiceTraceTimelineRoutes,
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+ createVoiceTurnLatencyRoutes,
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+ createVoiceTurnQualityRoutes
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+ } from '@absolutejs/voice';
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+ const runtime = createVoiceFileRuntimeStorage({
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+ directory: '.voice-runtime/support'
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+ });
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+ app
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+ .use(
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+ createVoiceAppKitRoutes({
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+ store: runtime.traces,
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+ llmProviders: ['openai', 'anthropic', 'gemini'],
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+ sttProviders: ['deepgram', 'assemblyai']
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+ }).routes
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+ )
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+ .use(
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+ createVoiceTurnLatencyRoutes({
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+ htmlPath: '/turn-latency',
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+ path: '/api/turn-latency',
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+ store: runtime.session,
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+ traceStore: runtime.traces
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+ })
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+ )
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+ .use(
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+ createVoiceLiveLatencyRoutes({
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+ htmlPath: '/live-latency',
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+ path: '/api/live-latency',
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+ store: runtime.traces
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+ })
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+ )
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+ .use(
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+ createVoiceTurnQualityRoutes({
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+ htmlPath: '/turn-quality',
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+ path: '/api/turn-quality',
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+ store: runtime.session
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+ })
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+ )
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+ .use(
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+ createVoiceTraceTimelineRoutes({
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+ htmlPath: '/traces',
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+ path: '/api/voice-traces',
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+ store: runtime.traces
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+ })
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+ )
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+ .use(
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+ createVoiceProductionReadinessRoutes({
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+ htmlPath: '/production-readiness',
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+ path: '/api/production-readiness',
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+ store: runtime.traces
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+ })
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+ );
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+ ```
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+ Recommended proof routes:
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+ - `/app-kit/status`: compact customer-facing app status.
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+ - `/production-readiness`: production gate summary.
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+ - `/traces`: per-session trace timelines.
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+ - `/turn-latency`: server-side turn-stage latency.
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+ - `/live-latency`: browser-measured speech-to-assistant p50/p95 latency.
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+ - `/turn-quality`: STT confidence, correction, fallback, and transcript diagnostics.
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+ ## Phone Voice Agent Path
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+ Use the telephony primitives when the agent needs to answer or place calls through your own carrier account:
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+ ```ts
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+ import {
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+ createVoicePhoneAgent,
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+ createVoiceTelephonyOutcomePolicy
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+ } from '@absolutejs/voice';
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+ import { deepgram } from '@absolutejs/voice-deepgram';
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+ const outcomePolicy = createVoiceTelephonyOutcomePolicy({
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+ transferTarget: '+15551234567'
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+ });
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+ app
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+ .use(
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+ createVoicePhoneAgent({
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+ matrix: {
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+ path: '/api/carriers',
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+ title: 'AbsoluteJS Voice Carrier Matrix'
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+ },
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+ carriers: [
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+ {
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+ provider: 'twilio',
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+ options: {
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+ context: {},
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+ outcomePolicy,
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+ session: runtime.session,
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+ stt: deepgram({ apiKey: process.env.DEEPGRAM_API_KEY! }),
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+ streamPath: '/api/voice/twilio/stream',
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+ twiml: {
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+ path: '/api/voice/twilio',
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+ streamUrl: process.env.TWILIO_STREAM_URL
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+ },
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+ webhook: {
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+ path: '/api/voice/twilio/webhook',
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+ signingSecret: process.env.TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN
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+ },
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+ async onTurn({ turn }) {
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+ return { assistantText: `I heard: ${turn.text}` };
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+ },
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+ onComplete: async () => {}
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }).routes
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+ );
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+ ```
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+ The wrapper mounts selected carrier routes and a readiness matrix. Telnyx and Plivo use the same wrapper with `{ provider: 'telnyx', options: ... }` or `{ provider: 'plivo', options: ... }`. The lower-level `createTwilioVoiceRoutes(...)`, `createTelnyxVoiceRoutes(...)`, and `createPlivoVoiceRoutes(...)` helpers remain available when you need carrier-specific control.
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  ## App Kit And Status Widgets
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  Use `createVoiceAppKitRoutes(...)` when you want a self-hosted operations surface without hand-wiring every dashboard route. It adds the ops console, quality gates, eval routes, provider health, session replay, handoff health, diagnostics, and `GET /app-kit/status`.
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  export { createVoiceTurnQualityHTMLHandler, createVoiceTurnQualityJSONHandler, createVoiceTurnQualityRoutes, renderVoiceTurnQualityHTML, summarizeVoiceTurnQuality } from './turnQuality';
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  export { createVoiceOutcomeContractHTMLHandler, createVoiceOutcomeContractJSONHandler, createVoiceOutcomeContractRoutes, renderVoiceOutcomeContractHTML, runVoiceOutcomeContractSuite } from './outcomeContract';
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  export { applyVoiceTelephonyOutcome, createMemoryVoiceTelephonyWebhookIdempotencyStore, createVoiceTelephonyOutcomePolicy, createVoiceTelephonyWebhookHandler, createVoiceTelephonyWebhookRoutes, parseVoiceTelephonyWebhookEvent, resolveVoiceTelephonyOutcome, signVoiceTwilioWebhook, verifyVoiceTwilioWebhookSignature, voiceTelephonyOutcomeToRouteResult } from './telephonyOutcome';
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+ export { createVoicePhoneAgent } from './phoneAgent';
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  export { createStoredVoiceCallReviewArtifact, createStoredVoiceExternalObjectMap, createStoredVoiceIntegrationEvent, createStoredVoiceOpsTask, createVoiceFileExternalObjectMapStore, createVoiceFileAssistantMemoryStore, createVoiceFileIntegrationEventStore, createVoiceFileReviewStore, createVoiceFileRuntimeStorage, createVoiceFileSessionStore, createVoiceFileTaskStore, createVoiceFileTraceSinkDeliveryStore, createVoiceFileTraceEventStore } from './fileStore';
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  export { createVoiceAssistantMemoryHandle, createVoiceAssistantMemoryRecord, createVoiceMemoryAssistantMemoryStore, resolveVoiceAssistantMemoryNamespace } from './assistantMemory';
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  export { createAnthropicVoiceAssistantModel, createGeminiVoiceAssistantModel, createJSONVoiceAssistantModel, createOpenAIVoiceAssistantModel, resolveVoiceProviderRoutingPolicyPreset, createVoiceProviderRouter } from './modelAdapters';
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  export type { VoiceTurnQualityHTMLHandlerOptions, VoiceTurnQualityItem, VoiceTurnQualityOptions, VoiceTurnQualityReport, VoiceTurnQualityRoutesOptions, VoiceTurnQualityStatus } from './turnQuality';
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  export type { VoiceOutcomeContractDefinition, VoiceOutcomeContractHTMLHandlerOptions, VoiceOutcomeContractIssue, VoiceOutcomeContractOptions, VoiceOutcomeContractReport, VoiceOutcomeContractRoutesOptions, VoiceOutcomeContractStatus, VoiceOutcomeContractSuiteReport } from './outcomeContract';
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  export type { VoiceTelephonyOutcomeAction, VoiceTelephonyOutcomeDecision, VoiceTelephonyOutcomePolicy, VoiceTelephonyOutcomeProviderEvent, VoiceTelephonyOutcomeRouteResult, VoiceTelephonyOutcomeStatusDecision, VoiceTelephonyWebhookDecision, VoiceTelephonyWebhookHandlerOptions, VoiceTelephonyWebhookIdempotencyStore, VoiceTelephonyWebhookParseInput, VoiceTelephonyWebhookProvider, VoiceTelephonyWebhookRoutesOptions, VoiceTelephonyWebhookVerificationResult, StoredVoiceTelephonyWebhookDecision } from './telephonyOutcome';
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+ export type { VoicePhoneAgentCarrier, VoicePhoneAgentPlivoCarrier, VoicePhoneAgentRoutes, VoicePhoneAgentRoutesOptions, VoicePhoneAgentTelnyxCarrier, VoicePhoneAgentTwilioCarrier } from './phoneAgent';
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  export type { VoiceOpsConsoleLink, VoiceOpsConsoleReport, VoiceOpsConsoleRoutesOptions } from './opsConsoleRoutes';
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  export type { VoiceProductionReadinessAction, VoiceProductionReadinessCheck, VoiceProductionReadinessReport, VoiceProductionReadinessRoutesOptions, VoiceProductionReadinessStatus } from './productionReadiness';
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  export type { VoiceQualityLink, VoiceQualityMetric, VoiceQualityReport, VoiceQualityRoutesOptions, VoiceQualityStatus, VoiceQualityThresholds } from './qualityRoutes';