Quickstart
Create an agent and have your first conversation in minutes.
Concepts
Agents, drafts, versions, sessions — the mental model.
Integration overview
Pick the right surface for your app.
Three surfaces, one agent
All three operate on the same agents. The core console workflow — creating agents, editing configuration, publishing versions — is also available over the API with your standard Fish Audio API key:
From draft to production
1
Configure
Write the system prompt, set the first message, and pick a voice and
speaking language. Attach knowledge
sources and tools.
Edits save to the agent’s draft automatically.
2
Test
Talk to the draft in a preview call, or run
scripted agent tests that judge each reply pass
or fail.
3
Publish
Publishing freezes the draft into an
immutable, numbered version. Live sessions always run the published
configuration, so you can keep editing safely.
4
Integrate
Drop the web SDK into your app, create sessions
over REST, or bind a phone
number so the agent answers inbound calls.
5
Monitor
Review transcripts, tool calls, and recordings in conversation
history, let post-call
analysis summarize and evaluate every
call, and push results to your backend with
webhooks.
Capabilities
Prompt & voice
System prompt, first message, and any voice from the Fish Audio Voice
Library.
Knowledge base
Upload documents the agent retrieves from during conversations. Update a
source and every agent using it picks up the new content.
Tools
Call your backend with webhook tools, run
code in your app with client tools, and toggle
built-in system tools.
Dynamic variables
Personalize each session with values injected at call time.
Versions & publishing
Draft safely, publish deliberately, and read back the full version history.
Telephony
Answer inbound calls on phone
numbers bound to your agents.
Conversation history
Transcripts, tool timelines, and per-speaker recordings — you choose what
each agent stores.
Post-call analysis & webhooks
Automatic summaries, structured data extraction, and success criteria —
delivered to your systems via webhooks.