Voicenter Bot Builder

voicenter-bot-builder

Design a production-ready voice agent by talking to your coding agent. A guided three-step pipeline turns intents and slots into validated, deployable Bot JSON.

INSTALL WITH CLAUDE CODE

/plugin install voicenter-bot-builder@voicenter

Examples

bot-builderdesign a Voicenter bot

bot-builderadd a "check order status" intent to my bot spec

bot-builderassemble the bot JSON and validate it

voicenter-bot-builder is a three-skill Claude Code pipeline that designs a deployable Voicenter voice agent (voicebot) through a guided interview and emits validated Bot JSON. It is build-time tooling — you run it once per bot, not on every call. Each skill owns a single job and hands off through one source of truth: the shared agent-spec.md file. No skill invents values; the spec is the truth.

The 3-skill pipeline

THREE SKILLS, ONE SHARED SPEC — HANDOFF VIA agent-spec.md

voicenter-bot-spec-designerSTEP 1Structure & identity — the bot skeleton by interview: persona, silence behaviour, intent graph, data slots.

voicenter-bot-intent-detail-authorSTEP 2Per-intent language — slot descriptions, validation prompts, post-execution intent instructions.

voicenter-bot-json-assemblerSTEP 3Validate & emit — two blocking gates, a 14-check pass, then bot-<name>-<date>.json.

Conversation-design primitives

If you have built an IVR or a chatbot, this will feel familiar. The pipeline captures a bot as a small set of well-defined concepts and turns them into deployable configuration.

Intents

The things a caller can want. Each intent maps to a layer, an API call, a handoff, or an outbound dial.

Slots

The data the bot collects; typed parameters (name, phone, ID number, date…), each with its own validation.

Validation prompts

How the bot confirms or repairs each slot in natural speech, to get clean data without sounding robotic.

Persona & prompts

Identity, tone, and the prompt bundle that gives the agent a consistent voice across the conversation.

Flow graph

The relations between intents: how the conversation moves from step to step, including transitions and fan-outs.

Caller-silence behaviour

What the agent does when the caller goes quiet: how long to wait, what to say, and where to go if silence persists.

It refuses to ship a broken bot

The assembler runs two blocking pre-flight gates — completeness, then a strict-template parse — followed by a 14-check cross-reference pass, of which 11 checks are blocking. It will not guess a missing value, smooth over a deviation, or auto-fix a violation. It refuses to assemble if any intent is still incomplete or if the spec deviates from the strict template.

Gate A completeness → Gate B strict-template parse → 14-check cross-reference → bot-<name>-<date>.json

THE BUSINESS VIEW

Want the product view of Voicenter's voice agents?

This page is the build-time, developer view. The VoiceBot product page covers capabilities, pricing, and live examples.

voicenter.com/voicenter-ai/voicebot-center