Telnyx now imports Retell multi-state agents as a native multi-agent graph. This preserves state boundaries and uses deterministic handoff, which stabilizes branching and reduces failure rates in state-driven call flows.
What’s new
- State detection: Importer reads all Retell states, tools, and transitions.
- Assistant-per-state mapping: Each state becomes a Telnyx assistant with its own instructions and tools.
- Deterministic handoff: Retell transitions convert to Agent Handoff Tool rules.
- Context continuity: Dynamic variables and metadata transfer across assistants.
- Voice and model mapping: Retains Retell voice, transcription, and model settings.
- Import modes: Supports flattening into one assistant or a multi-assistant graph.
Why it matters
- Restores the structure of multi-state Retell agents that previously collapsed into a single prompt.
- Prevents incorrect tool execution and broken transitions in multi-step workflows.
- Improves predictability for branching paths such as callbacks, bookings, or escalations.
- Preserves context across assistants to avoid repeated questions or lost variables.
Example use cases
- Lead qualification flows with multiple branching states.
- Appointment or tour scheduling with dedicated tools per state.
- Compliance workflows that require isolated logic per state.
Getting started
- In Mission Control Portal, open Assistants and select Import assistant.
- Choose Retell as the source and confirm your stored Retell API key.
- Select the Retell multi-prompt agent you want to import.
- Load available agents and choose the one to import.
- Review the generated assistants. Each Retell state appears as its own Telnyx assistant with mapped handoff rules.
- Inspect the workflow graph to confirm transitions match the original Retell prompt tree.
- Test the imported workflow directly from the assistant view and review handoff events in Conversation History.
Head over to your mission control portal to try this today