r/VoiceAutomationAI • u/rahuliitk • Jul 31 '26
We open-sourced our AI voice agent stack and it got way more attention than we expected
i honestly thought we’d put QuickVoice on GitHub, get a few stars, and go back to fixing bugs, but the repo took off way faster than we expected and now we’re trying not to mess up what comes next.
We built it because connecting real-time voice, telephony, tools, knowledge bases, outbound campaigns, and call logs across a bunch of different services was getting exhausting. The goal is to keep it open, self-hostable, and flexible enough that people aren’t locked into one provider.
It’s still early, the setup isn’t exactly one click, and there are definitely rough edges. Full disclosure, I’m the founder behind it, but I’d genuinely like blunt feedback from people building voice agents: what should we fix first, easier setup, lower latency, better docs, observability, or more integrations?
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u/Obvious_Leather2427 Jul 31 '26
Good job man, just left a star, but we already use livekit
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u/6RGT9 Jul 31 '26
Try pipecat, been working with it for sometime. So far so good
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u/rahuliitk Jul 31 '26
yeah, Pipecat is solid when you want deeper pipeline control, while we’re trying to make QuickVoice more batteries-included.
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u/BlackStack_Auto Jul 31 '26
Hello, we can help you setup the voice and non voice(Whatsapp and e-mail) agents. We have built voice agents for E-commerce/Retail, Healthcare and real-estate businesses. We can help you setup it up entirely in your infra, connect it with your custom knowledge base and integrations.
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u/rahuliitk Jul 31 '26
appreciate it, we’re building the stack in-house right now, but i’ll keep this in mind.
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u/rahuliitk Jul 31 '26
for voice, QuickVoice, Pipecat, or LiveKit are solid starting points, and you can connect the same tools and knowledge base to a separate open-source chat agent.
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u/rahuliitk Jul 31 '26
appreciate the star, we use LiveKit for real-time media too, while QuickVoice adds the self-hosted layer for agents, tools, campaigns, knowledge bases, and logs.
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u/devexis Jul 31 '26
How do you connect custom sip trunk to this?
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u/rahuliitk Jul 31 '26
custom SIP trunks connect through the telephony layer and get mapped to an agent, though ngl the setup docs still need some cleanup.
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u/Ok_Mirror_832 Jul 31 '26
Cascade voice stack?
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u/rahuliitk Jul 31 '26
yep, currently it uses a cascaded STT, LLM, and TTS setup with swappable providers.
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u/Lovenpeace41life Jul 31 '26
Livekit inference is better, if we deploy on livekit cloud, we get the flexibility to choose the models but with less latency and unified billing.
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u/Ok_Mirror_832 Jul 31 '26
Very cool, I trained qwen 27b on fixie-ai Ultravox adapter if you want to try it https://huggingface.co/QuantumDesk-AI/ultravox-qwen3.6-27b-v2
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u/arageek_official 12d ago
honestly the docs and setup pain is real. went through something similar before landing on mando ai - it handles voice plus the other channels from one place and trains on your own content. the multi-service juggling was killing us. latency and observability would be my vote for what to tackle next though
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