If you are here, you already know what an agent is and what it can do. The real concern is implementation — how do we build one properly in TypeScript? This series begins with a voice bot and gradually transforms it into a structured voice agent capable of handling real-world scenarios. Each part builds on the previous one, focusing on architecture, orchestration, and extensibility. This story is an index for the series and will be updated as new stories are added.
Series Outline
- Basic Voicebot: Creating a browser-based voice interface with explicit state management, abstracted STT/TTS layers, and provider-agnostic LLM integration.
Feedback & Collaboration
"Being critical isn't the same as being disrespectful." ― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo
Open communication is important when working through architecture decisions. If you see room for improvement, have a different approach in mind, or believe a certain implementation can be structured better, feel free to share it. System design is rarely absolute, and there are always tradeoffs involved. Constructive feedback and alternative perspectives help strengthen the foundation of what we are building here. If something can be done more efficiently or more cleanly, let's discuss it and refine it.