While building a Voice AI payment flow with Vapi, Twilio Voice, Twilio Conference, and Twilio Pay, we ran into an interesting call lifecycle problem. The setup was designed so the customer could complete
We were developing a workflow to ensure the customer has a seamless experience in completing a payment while in conversation with a Voice AI agent in a single call, without going anywhere else.
Ensuring smooth code deployments is crucial, especially when dealing with serverless architectures like AWS Lambda. Recently, I tackled a deployment challenge using Lambda aliases, and I want to share the journey with you,
We’ve recently added new features to the Sirji framework, allowing you to create, sync, and infer from a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) assistant. At the backend, the OpenAI assistants API is being used.
Sirji has moved beyond building simple web apps and games such as tic-tac-toe. (These too had their own set of challenges). Sirji is now helping developers with their everyday tasks. It’s one
If you are new here, Sirji is an open-source AI software development agent. Internally it works as a combination of planner, coder, researcher, and executor agents. We are building Sirji as a VS
After releasing the dogfood version, we got busy reimagining Sirji as a VS Code extension. This extension brings an interactive chat interface right within your Visual Studio Code IDE. Here’s what the
So the end-to-end stitching for the dogfood release is done. And we took Sirji for a spin. The problem statement was: Make a simple website with a server that uses Yahoo API to
Sirji’s dogfood release is just around the corner, and we have a whole bunch of updates. InterfaceDogfood is going to be our very first release, and it won’t have a browser-based
Yesterday, we told the world about Sirji, an open-source AI software development agent, inspired by Devin. And with that, we got to work. We promised to build in public. And so, here's our
