When your agent answers a call, five things have to work in lockstep: the number, the telephony, the speech-to-text, the inference, and the voice that speaks back. Telnyx delivers all five natively, on infrastructure we own — from the GPUs that host your models to the network that carries your call.

Telnyx is a licensed carrier issuing real numbers, with identity and verification handled at the network level.

Frontier speech and language models run on Telnyx GPUs co-located with the call path, not rented from a third party and bolted on.

STT, Inference, Voice, Telephony in one pipeline. No webhooks ping-ponging between vendors mid-sentence.
OUR INFRASTRUCTURE
Stitching Twilio, a TTS vendor, an STT vendor, and an LLM host into one agent builds a Frankenstack: every vendor boundary adds a hop a caller can hear, and every dashboard hides part of the story. Telnyx closes the loop in 200ms on one private network — and AI Insights shows you every conversation, end to end.
2 hops | 1 vendor
Choose the models, voice, and infrastructure your agents will operate on. Once live, agents control the system directly, speaking, routing, and acting without human intervention.

Clone the example agent library, drop in your API key, and you have a working voice agent, config, tool schemas, and README included.
git clone https://github.com/team-telnyx/telnyx-ai-agent-lib-examplePrefer a UI? The portal's AI Assistant Builder gets you to the same place without code. Either path starts with $20 in free credits.
Going from idea to a live agent on a real phone number takes four steps — no code required, unless you want it. Define the agent in the portal's no-code builder or scaffold it from the GitHub repo, pick a voice, attach a number, test it with simulated calls, and go live. Your first agent can take its first call today, with $20 in free credits.
