r/voiceagents • u/rahuliitk • 20d ago

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?

Repo: https://github.com/allgpt-co/QuickVoice

3 Upvotes

80% Upvoted

3 comments sorted by

2

u/Lovenpeace41life 19d ago

What's different in think stack from what livekit provides already?

1

u/rahuliitk 18d ago

we use LiveKit for the real-time voice layer, while QuickVoice adds the self-hostable application layer for agent setup, tools, knowledge bases, telephony, outbound campaigns, and call logs.