giving a .net app a voice: building on the elevenlabs agents platform
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ElevenLabs is best known for text to speech, but the thing i find most interesting is ElevenAgents : you configure an agent with a prompt, a voice and some tools, and it handles the whole voice loop. speech to text, the llm, turn-taking, interruptions, text to speech. you just open a websocket and talk. they ship sdks for python, typescript, kotlin and swift. nothing for .net. so if you want to build a voice agent from c#, you're hand-rolling the websocket protocol. i didn't want to do that…
1Key Takeaways
- ElevenLabs is best known for text to speech, but the thing i find most interesting is ElevenAgents : you configure an agent with a prompt, a voice and some tools, and it handles the whole voice loop.
- speech to text, the llm, turn-taking, interruptions, text to speech.
- they ship sdks for python, typescript, kotlin and swift.
- so if you want to build a voice agent from c#, you're hand-rolling the websocket protocol.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that elevenLabs is best known for text to speech, but the thing i find most interesting is ElevenAgents : you configure an agent with a prompt, a voice and some tools, and it handles the whole voice loop.
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