Realtime voice pipeline

Give your agent a voice that feels human. Mirakash runs a realtime STT→LLM→TTS pipeline with sub-second latency and barge-in, over eleven pluggable provider adapters or native Gemini Live — swap any stage without touching the agent.

app.mirakash.com/calls
Conversations /Live calls
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billing · 0:18AI
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refund · 0:41AI
+44 20 7946 021
hours · 0:07AI
Thinking2
+1 312 555 0170
order status · 1:12AI
+1 210 555 0133
booking · 0:52AI
Speaking2
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reschedule · 2:03AI
+1 503 555 0199
address · 1:35AI
Handoff1
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escalated · 3:40JD
The problem

Voice agents that lag or talk over you break the illusion

A stitched-together voice stack adds a beat of latency at every hop, can't be interrupted, and locks you to one vendor. Callers hear a robot, talk over it, and hang up. The pieces are the problem — not the model.

How it works

The flow, end to end

01

Listen

Streaming STT transcribes the caller in realtime as they speak, not after they finish.

02

Think

The LLM reasons over the transcript, knowledge, and tools to form the next turn.

03

Speak

Streaming TTS voices the reply immediately — and yields the moment the caller barges in.

Capabilities

What's in the box

Sub-second pipeline

STT→LLM→TTS streams end to end with the latency budget a real conversation needs.

Barge-in

Callers can interrupt mid-sentence; the agent stops, listens, and picks the thread back up.

~11 provider adapters

Deepgram, AssemblyAI, ElevenLabs, Cartesia, PlayHT, Rime, LMNT, Azure — mix and match per stage.

Native Gemini Live

Or run the whole turn on Gemini Live as a single realtime model, no separate STT and TTS.

Swap any stage

Change STT, LLM, or TTS independently — the agent config never has to know.

Pipeline vs. providers

The pipeline defines the flow. The providers are swappable parts.

STT, LLM, and TTS are three stages on one realtime rail. Each stage is an adapter you can swap without rewiring the agent — so you tune for latency, accent, or cost without a rebuild.

  • One realtime rail, three independently swappable stages
  • Eleven provider adapters, plus native Gemini Live as a single model
  • Agent config is decoupled from which vendor runs each stage
app.mirakash.com/calls
Conversations /Live calls
N
BoardTableLive
Agent: Front desk ▾Filter8 live · avg 1:24
Listening3
+1 415 555 0142
billing · 0:18AI
+1 646 555 0188
refund · 0:41AI
+44 20 7946 021
hours · 0:07AI
Thinking2
+1 312 555 0170
order status · 1:12AI
+1 210 555 0133
booking · 0:52AI
Speaking2
+1 917 555 0121
reschedule · 2:03AI
+1 503 555 0199
address · 1:35AI
Handoff1
+1 628 555 0146
escalated · 3:40JD
Built for real conversation

Every turn is streamed, interruptible, and traced

Audio is transcribed as the caller speaks, the model reasons on the partial, and speech streams back with a latency budget tuned for turn-taking. Barge-in stops the agent mid-word, and every stage is measured so you can see exactly where a slow turn went.

  • Streaming STT and TTS keep each turn sub-second
  • Barge-in interrupts the agent mid-sentence
  • Per-stage timing traced for every turn
app.mirakash.com/calls
Conversations /Live calls
N
BoardTableLive
Agent: Front desk ▾Filter8 live · avg 1:24
Listening3
+1 415 555 0142
billing · 0:18AI
+1 646 555 0188
refund · 0:41AI
+44 20 7946 021
hours · 0:07AI
Thinking2
+1 312 555 0170
order status · 1:12AI
+1 210 555 0133
booking · 0:52AI
Speaking2
+1 917 555 0121
reschedule · 2:03AI
+1 503 555 0199
address · 1:35AI
Handoff1
+1 628 555 0146
escalated · 3:40JD
11
voice provider adapters across the pipeline
3
swappable stages: STT, LLM, TTS
1
realtime rail, tuned for turn-taking
0
rebuild needed to swap a provider

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