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OverviewThe AI Voice Engineer's Handbook is a practical field guide to designing, building, and operating production-grade AI voice agents. You'll learn how to connect telephony and WebRTC, stream ASR to LLMs, speak naturally with neural TTS, and keep everything fast, safe, and affordable-without hand-waving. It's equal parts architecture, code, and playbooks you can use on Monday. This book is written for practitioners who ship. Every chapter includes runnable snippets, Kubernetes/Compose blueprints, SSML patterns, evaluation suites, cost dashboards, and incident runbooks. You'll see how to set latency budgets, enforce privacy, handle barge-in, and harden guardrails-plus the trade-offs we'd make when money or milliseconds are on the line. About the Technology: You'll work across the modern voice stack: Media & Telephony: SIP, RTP/SRTP, jitter buffers, WebRTC (STUN/TURN), PSTN gateways. AI Core: Streaming ASR, LLM planning with tool/function calling, RAG, structured outputs. Speech Synthesis: Neural TTS with SSML, prosody control, chunked synthesis, and predictive pre-rolls. Platform: Kubernetes autoscaling, tracing (OpenTelemetry), canary rollouts, multi-region failover, cost & compliance controls. What's Inside: Production-ready pipelines: Telephony/WebRTC → ASR → LLM/Tools → TTS Latency engineering: concurrent streaming, backpressure, hedging, graceful degradation Dialog management: prompt orchestration, interruption-aware planning, determinism controls Safety & privacy: consent flows, PII redaction, encryption, auditing, policy gates Tools & RAG: idempotent APIs, caching, grounding, structured enterprise outputs (CRM, ticketing, payments) Ops: CI/CD, rollouts, incident response, SLOs, postmortems, domain playbooks (support, booking, outbound, internal ops) Cost control: unit economics, token/latency trade-offs, budget alerting Appendices packed with templates: prompts, schemas, SSML, Helm/Compose, troubleshooting runbooks Who this book is for: Voice/ML Engineers building real-time agents Backend & Platform Engineers owning infra, scaling, and observability Product Managers & Tech Leads defining requirements and SLAs Solutions & DevOps teams deploying multi-tenant, multi-region stacks Beginner to advanced: if you can deploy a web service and read TypeScript/YAML, you're ready. Voice interactions are moving from novelty to front-door customer experiences. Teams that master real-time LLM voice this quarter will shape expectations-and win the next RFPs-while others play catch-up. One avoided outage, one halved latency curve, or one trimmed token bill can pay for the book many times over. The included templates, prompts, policies, and Helm/Compose files save weeks of trial-and-error and reduce risk on every release. Build the voice agent your customers deserve. Grab your copy of The AI Voice Engineer's Handbook today and ship a fast, safe, and scalable real-time voice system-confidently and on schedule. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Elvis AlbrightPublisher: Independently Published Imprint: Independently Published Dimensions: Width: 17.00cm , Height: 2.10cm , Length: 24.40cm Weight: 0.630kg ISBN: 9798276389646Pages: 398 Publication Date: 27 November 2025 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsAuthor InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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