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Automated tests covering routing, workflows, fallback, and invalid events.
Voice · RTC · Decision systems
Voice AI Gateway Simulator
A small, tested decision layer that turns simulated voice transcripts into explicit routing actions—without presenting a design study as a production voice platform.
Node 20+
Dependency-free runtime using the built-in HTTP and test modules.
3 routes
Queue routing, workflow initiation, and clarification.
Architecture boundary
From call event to controlled decision
SIP caller
Asterisk
ARI adapter
Decision layer
Approved action
The public implementation covers the decision layer. The Asterisk and ARI blocks describe the intended integration boundary and are not included in the repository.
Interactive simulation
Test a transcript
This browser example mirrors the documented deterministic rules. It does not place a call or contact an AI service.
Structured result
Implemented
Event validation, keyword classification, deterministic routing, HTTP endpoints, CLI demo, and automated tests.
Not claimed
Live ARI connectivity, SIP registration, audio streaming, ASR, TTS, LLM inference, authentication, persistence, or high availability.
Next milestone
An isolated ARI adapter that converts approved Asterisk events into the public transcript contract without exposing PBX configuration.
Why this project matters
It connects deep Voice/RTC experience with a disciplined path into automation and applied AI: define the boundary, implement the smallest verifiable component, test it, and document what remains.