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According to a post on X by @CMD_LABS, CMD Labs says Sutando, an open-source agent from the AG2 community, called and took a lunch order without a script. A full video with three demos is coming soon. The post also previews a first look at a community space where personal agents from any platform can talk to each other.
According to a post on X by @CMD_LABS, CMD Labs says Sutando, an open-source agent from the AG2 community, called and took a lunch order without a script. A full video with three demos is coming soon. The post also previews a first look at a community space where personal agents from any platform can talk to each other.
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CMD Labs says an open-source agent called Sutando, from the AG2 community, called and took its lunch order without a script. A full video with three demos and a first look at the community's space where personal agents from any platform can talk to each other is coming soon. Why it matters: Open-source voice...
The post suggests open-source voice agents that handle real phone calls are moving beyond big-company labs into community projects. Developers and teams building voice agents may want to see the promised video to judge how the demos were run. The planned space for agents from different platforms to communicate is also worth tracking, though the post gives no further detail yet.
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