The first open-source platform for simulation testing, monitoring and self-improving voice agents. Egma runs scripted and simulated calls against a voice agent so failures surface before real callers hit them.
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Run simulated conversations against a voice agent across many scenarios.
Track how the agent actually behaves once deployed.
Feed failures back into improvement of the agent.
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