@Andy da Costa
Absolutely, I can help with that! VAPI is designed to be flexible and can accommodate different modes of interaction, including text-based exchanges. To switch from audio to text mode, you would typically adjust the settings in your application to bypass the speech-to-text and text-to-speech modules and directly handle text input and output.
Here's a general approach to achieve this:
1. **Disable Speech-to-Text**: Instead of sending audio to VAPI for transcription, you would capture the user's input as text within your application's interface.
2. **Process Text**: Send the captured text directly to the VAPI service you are using for processing. This could be a chatbot service, a command processing module, or any other text-based service.
3. **Disable Text-to-Speech**: Instead of sending the VAPI's text response to a text-to-speech service, you would display the text response directly in your application's interface for the user to read.
4. **User Interface Adjustments**: Ensure your application has a user interface that allows users to easily switch between audio and text modes, and that it can display text inputs and outputs when in text mode.
If you need specific commands or API endpoints to adjust these settings, you would typically find them in the documentation provided by the text-to-speech and speech-to-text service providers you are using. Since VAPI supports multiple providers, you would need to refer to the specific documentation for the services you have integrated with (PlayHT, 11labs, Rime-ai, Deepgram, OpenAI, Azure, Lmnt, Neets).
If you require further assistance with the API calls or implementation details, please let me know which providers you are using, and I can provide more specific guidance. If this information is not sufficient, please ask support for more info on this.