Runnable sample apps for building voice experiences with Sent. Each sample is self-contained in its own folder with its own setup guide.
| Sample | What it shows | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Inbound agent | An AI agent that answers calls to your Sent number using OpenAI voice models. It shows live transcripts, takes messages and ends calls. | Available |
| Outbound agent | An AI agent that calls a phone number from your Sent number using OpenAI voice models. It waits for the person to answer and greet it, shows live transcripts, records the call outcome and ends calls. | Available |
| Chat + voice agent | An AI agent that runs each customer conversation across SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, and calls on your Sent number. It replies to texts, answers and places calls, hands over to a person, and runs template campaigns. | Available |
| Voice feature tour | A reference app that covers each Sent voice capability. It has a browser phone on the Sent voice SDK and the backend that mints tokens, answers call questions with routing rules, receives call webhooks, and lets you try every voice API call from a console. | Available |
- A Sent account with voice enabled and an active voice number
- For the chat + voice agent: messaging on the same account, and at least one approved template
- A Sent API key
- Node.js 22+ and pnpm
- Any provider keys a sample needs (for example, OpenAI), listed in its README
git clone https://github.com/sentdm/sent-dm-voice-samples-apps.git
cd sent-dm-voice-samples-apps/inbound-agent-openai-sent
pnpm install
pnpm startThen follow that sample's README for keys, configuration and testing.
These are samples for learning and prototyping, not production services. Test with your own accounts, preferably on a dedicated test number.
The sample code is MIT-licensed. Running it requires a Sent account, and use of the Sent API is subject to Sent's terms. Third-party services a sample uses (for example, OpenAI) have their own terms and billing.
Samples that ship prebuilt bundles include third-party packages under their own licenses. See the sample's THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.