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tool to your assistant in Python, you'll need to follow these steps:
1. **Import the VAPI Library**: Make sure you have the VAPI library installed and imported into your Python script.
2. **Define the Transfer Function**: You'll need to define a function that encapsulates the logic for transferring a call. This function will use the transferCall
tool from VAPI.
3. **Integrate the Function**: Once you have the function ready, you can integrate it into your assistant's workflow where appropriate.
Here's a simplified example of how you might set this up in Python:
python
# Import the VAPI library (this is a hypothetical example as the actual import may differ)
from vapi import VoiceAPI
# Initialize your VAPI client
vapi_client = VoiceAPI(api_key='your_api_key')
# Define the function to transfer a call
def transfer_call(destination_number):
# Use the transferCall tool from VAPI
response = vapi_client.transferCall(to=destination_number)
return response
# Integrate this function into your assistant's workflow
# For example, when a certain intent is detected, you might transfer the call
if detected_intent == 'transfer_to_agent':
transfer_call('+1234567890')
Please replace 'your_api_key'
, 'transferCall'
, and '+1234567890'
with your actual API key, the correct tool name, and the destination number you want to transfer the call to.
If you need the exact method to call the transferCall
tool or if it requires specific parameters, please refer to the VAPI documentation or let me know, and I can provide further assistance. If the transferCall
tool is not a standard part of the VAPI library and is a custom tool you've created, you'll need to include that code in your script accordingly.Skan
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