Define the agent.
Set instructions, add business knowledge, and choose supported model and voice providers.
PROMPTS / KNOWLEDGE / VOICEConnect voice conversations to your business workflows.
Configure and test voice agents with your preferred telephony, model, and voice providers. Connect business tools to give every conversation a useful next step.
Free platform access. Third-party usage charges may apply.
Conceptual architecture illustration
Your vision. Your stack. Bandwidth expertise.
Explore supported providersConfigure the agent, connect the services it needs, and test how it responds. Start with one useful task.
Set instructions, add business knowledge, and choose supported model and voice providers.
PROMPTS / KNOWLEDGE / VOICEBring your calling setup and connect business tools through Model Context Protocol (MCP).
TELEPHONY / TOOLS / ACTIONSTry a conversation, review the transcript, and adjust the instructions and flow that need attention.
TEST CALLS / TRANSCRIPTSConnect Bandwidth or another supported telephony provider. Choose the communications setup that fits your needs.
Using Agent Builder does not require moving to Bandwidth.
Bring your LLM API key and choose supported model and voice options. Connection requirements depend on the providers you select.
Bandwidth owns and operates a communications network. Explore its network architecture, coverage, and voice capabilities for the calling experience you want to build.
Explore Bandwidth’s networkGo beyond answering a question. Configure an agent to retrieve information or take the next step through a connected business tool.
Example workflows. Each requires agent configuration and the relevant business-tool connection.
“I can’t access my account.”
“What happens when you try to sign in? I can collect the details for the support team.”
Issue details and caller context, ready for your team.
“Has my order shipped yet?”
“Let’s check the latest update. What’s your order number?”
Retrieve the latest order update for the agent to explain.
“Could this work for our support team?”
“Tell me about the calls you handle and what you’d like to improve.”
Pass the conversation’s context to your sales team.
Agent Builder provides free platform access. Your chosen providers may charge for the services your agent uses, including during tests.
What to have readyYour workspace for configuring, connecting, and testing voice agents.
Review your providers’ pricing before running tests or handling calls.
Start with one task you want the agent to handle. Have your provider details ready so you can move from configuration to testing.
Create free accountFor the supported model you want your agent to use.
Bandwidth or another supported telephony provider, with the calling setup your configuration needs.
Voice-provider credentials and business-tool access, depending on your configuration.
No. You can use Bandwidth or another supported telephony provider. Connection requirements depend on the provider and setup you select.
Agent Builder provides free platform access. Telephony, models, voices, and other external services may incur charges from your providers, including during testing. Review those providers’ pricing before running calls.
Developers and technical product teams building voice agents. Expect to work with provider credentials, agent configuration, and integrations for connected business tools.
Agent Builder supports tool connections through Model Context Protocol (MCP). Your workflow needs an appropriate tool connection and the permissions needed to retrieve information or perform the action.
Bring your LLM API key and telephony provider. You may also need voice-service credentials and access to the business tools your agent will use. Start with one focused task and review your provider’s setup requirements.
Agent Builder is an experimental release from Bandwidth Labs. Review the Labs terms for usage conditions, and contact the Labs team to discuss your use case and support requirements.
The Labs terms include the Innovation Studio privacy policy. Review these alongside your selected providers’ policies. For questions about credentials or conversation data in your configuration, contact the Labs team.
Follow the first-agent guide to configure your AI connections, test a browser conversation, and review the result. Connect a phone number when you are ready to evaluate phone calls.
Choose your providers. Configure your agent.
Put the conversation to the test.