What is LiveKit?
LiveKit is an open-source real-time communications platform built for voice, video, and AI agent deployments. It provides the networking layer, including WebRTC, SIP integration, telephony bridging, and media routing, that most modern voice AI products are built on.
What is an example of LiveKit in use?
A voice agent handling inbound support calls via SIP uses LiveKit to ingest audio from the caller, route it through ASR and a language model, and stream synthesized responses back.
How does LiveKit work?
LiveKit combines a media server (SFU) with SDKs and the LiveKit Agents framework for building AI voice applications. It handles the hard parts of real-time audio so developers can focus on the agent logic.
How does ai-coustics work in LiveKit?
ai-coustics integrates natively with LiveKit. Our Quail family plugs into LiveKit Agent pipelines as a pre-processing step before ASR, so voice agents built on LiveKit get cleaner input audio — lowering Word Error Rate and reducing over-transcription even under noisy, bandwidth-limited, or multi-speaker conditions. Read the integration docs here.
