When you use LiveAvatars in Full Mode, we deal with the common setup pains with setting up realtime chat, including:

• Large Language Models (LLMS)
• Voice Activity Detection (VAD)
• Text-to-Speech (TTS)

This frees you up focusing on building the best possible product for your use case.

Configuration Options

As of right now, we offer the following ways to personalize your LiveAvatar experience.

• Avatars - control how the avatar looks
• Voices - control how the avatar sounds
• Context - control how the avatar thinks and responds

Mixing and matching the three creates unique experiences for your exact use case.

Avatars

An avatar determines the visual appearance of your AI agent. Developers can select from a catalog of avatars — ranging from realistic human presenters to stylized or expressive characters.

Each avatar can be uniquely identified by its avatar_id.

You can preview all available avatars here.

Avatar Personas

In addition to controlling the look of the Avatar, you can control additional features of the Avatar including it's voice and the context (think of it as the Avatar's personality).

Voices

A voice defines the sound and personality of your avatar’s speech. Voices can have many variabilities including gender, age, tones, and accents. Some voices are also better at some languages compared to others.

You can preview all available voices here.

Context

The context allows you to shape how your avatar will think and respond. This layer defines the information available to the avatar, the constraints replied to it, and any quirky personalities you want your avatar to have.

You can manage all your contexts here.

Wrapping Up

Combining the three together, you can customize your LiveAvatar to make the avatar look, sound, and respond consistently throughout the conversation, exactly how you want it to.