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This skill provides implementation patterns and guidance for optimizing Retell AI-powered voice agents and telephony applications. It covers SDK usage, agent listing, and essential error handling (like rate limiting and unauthorized access), ensuring robust and reliable voice communication workflows for enterprise use.

This skill provides implementation patterns for policy guardrails when utilizing Retell AI for voice agents and phone call automation. It is designed to help ensure that AI interactions in a telephony context adhere strictly to predefined business rules and safety policies, preventing unauthorized actions or deviations from the intended conversational flow.

This guide provides a comprehensive production checklist and SDK pattern for integrating Retell AI into voice agents and telephony systems. It covers the necessary steps, error handling, and implementation patterns for deploying reliable, AI-powered phone call automation and voice interactions in a production environment.

This skill provides implementation patterns for managing API rate limits when integrating Retell AI for voice agents and telephony systems. It guides developers on handling common API errors (such as 429 Rate Limited) and implementing robust backoff strategies, ensuring stable and scalable operation for complex voice and communication applications.

Provides implementation patterns and reference architecture for building advanced AI voice agents and automating complex phone call workflows using the Retell AI SDK. This skill is designed for developers requiring robust voice interaction, real-time telephony integration, and comprehensive conversational AI capabilities in their applications.

This skill provides implementation patterns for building robust and reliable AI voice agents and telephony automation systems using the Retell AI SDK. It covers best practices for handling common communication errors (like rate limiting or invalid API keys) and ensures stable interaction flow for voice-based applications and phone call automation scenarios.

This skill provides foundational security patterns and implementation guides for building AI voice agents and automating phone call workflows using Retell AI. It covers essential SDK usage (TypeScript), agent listing, and critical error handling (e.g., 401 Unauthorized, 429 Rate Limit) when integrating Retell into voice or telephony applications.

This skill provides comprehensive implementation patterns and detailed steps for migrating and upgrading Retell AI integrations. It is designed for developers building advanced AI voice agents, phone call automation, and complex telephony workflows using the Retell SDK. It covers setup procedures, best practices, and standard error handling for robust deployment.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide for setting up and managing webhook endpoints for Retell AI. It allows developers to capture and process crucial call lifecycle events—such as call start, end, and analysis—as well as handle function calls triggered during live conversations. Use this when building sophisticated voice agents or call automation systems that require real-time backend interaction with Retell AI.

This comprehensive guide outlines the best practices and structured methodology for developing specialized skills for AI coding agents. It provides detailed instructions on integrating Azure SDKs and Microsoft Foundry services, covering crucial topics like secure authentication patterns (DefaultAzureCredential), modular workflow design, and maintaining concise, effective knowledge context for optimal agent performance.

Provides a structured workflow for defining agent-agnostic subagents with isolated context, covering purpose definition, metadata configuration, prompt writing, and common specialist patterns for verification, debugging, security auditing, and review.

This skill provides advanced guidelines for designing robust and effective tools specifically for autonomous AI agents. It shifts the focus from traditional developer APIs to contracts optimized for Language Models (LLMs). Key topics covered include treating tool descriptions as prompt engineering, implementing namespacing, applying the Consolidation Principle, and utilizing Architectural Reduction patterns (like file system access) to maximize agent reliability and workflow complexity.