@vainoklement The tag

<wait for user response>

you've mentioned is a conceptual placeholder indicating that the agent should wait for the user's response before proceeding. However, this tag won't have any functional effect on its own in a real-world API or script unless it's part of a system that recognizes and acts on such tags. To implement a system that waits for a user's response, you would typically need to design your voice API or bot to listen for user input and only proceed once that input has been received. This could involve setting up intents, designing conversation flows, and using natural language understanding to interpret the user's response. If you're working on a specific platform or with a particular API, you would need to follow the guidelines and tools provided by that platform to control response timing effectively. If you need assistance with a particular system or API, please provide more details, and I'll be happy to help you further.

Got it. Tagging @User for additional help.