# Live Demo: Building a voice agent that survives production

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Hi there,

Most voice stacks hold up in a demo and come apart in a real conversation: tone drifts across turns, a barge-in leaves the agent lost, and entity-heavy responses come out wrong. More tuning doesn’t fix it. What does is a framework designed for turn lifecycle and interruption from the start.

What we'll cover:

A production-style voice agent running live, so you can judge whether it handles the calls yours are handling now

Where a persistent connection removes orchestration work you're doing today to hold tone across turns

What interruption feedback gives your agent to resume cleanly after a barge-in, instead of guessing what the caller heard

How Pipecat exposes Flux's turn lifecycle end to end, and what that looks like in your pipeline code

Live on: Tuesday, September 29 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET

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