@Mr Stark Of course! I'm here to assist you. Could you please provide me with more details about the issue or question you have regarding VAPI: Voice API for voice developers?

@Vapi Can someone tell me how can i change the response or ask the ai or assisstant to reply with custom text during an ongoing call using api via my server?

@Mr Stark Certainly! To have the AI assistant reply with custom text during an ongoing call, you can specify the messages you want the assistant to send back to the client in the

clientMessages

field when you create the assistant. These custom messages will be sent back to the client through the

message

event. Here's a general outline of the steps you would take: 1. Define the custom messages you want the assistant to use in the

clientMessages

field. 2. During the call, your server will receive these messages through the

message

event. 3. You can then use your server logic to respond to these messages or to instruct the assistant to send the predefined messages. If you need to dynamically change the response or send a message not predefined, you would typically use an API endpoint provided by the Voice API to send a command to the assistant with the new message content. If you require further assistance with the specific API calls or need more detailed instructions, please let me know, and I can provide additional information or guidance.

@Vapi API endpoint provided by the Voice API how to get it?

@Mr Stark To obtain the API endpoint for the Voice API (VAPI), you would typically need to refer to the official documentation provided by the service you are using. The documentation will include details on the available endpoints, how to authenticate your requests, and the parameters you need to send. Here's a general process to find and use the API endpoint: 1. **Documentation**: Check the official documentation of the Voice API you are using. This should include a reference section with all the available endpoints. 2. **API Key**: Ensure you have the necessary API key or credentials to authenticate your requests to the API. 3. **Base URL**: Identify the base URL for the API service. 4. **Endpoint Path**: Find the specific endpoint path for sending messages or commands during an ongoing call. 5. **Request Format**: Understand the required format for your request, including any headers, body content, and parameters. 6. **Testing**: Use tools like Postman or cURL to test the API endpoint and ensure you're getting the expected response. 7. **Integration**: Integrate the API call into your server logic, so you can dynamically send commands or messages during a call. If you are using a specific Voice API provider, they might have a client library or SDK that simplifies the process of making API calls. If you need the exact endpoint and how to use it for a specific Voice API, please provide the name of the service or any additional details you have, and I can give you more precise instructions. If you're referring to a feature within VAPI that I can assist with directly, please let me know what you need, and I'll do my best to help.