Testing voice agents manually is slow, inconsistent, and doesn’t scale. Voice agents require multiple components to work well together:
- Transcribing the user’s speech accurately and efficiently
- Reasoning about the user’s response against the context and purpose of the conversation
- Calling the right tools with the right arguments in the right ordered
- Generating the right next turn response
- Producing natural-sounding speech back to the user
- Detecting if the user has completed speaking or has taken a pause before speaking again
- Handling interruptions by the user while the agent is speaking
- Keeping the turnaround time low
- Handling multiple languages, accents, dialects and code-switching
Speech to Text (STT): Benchmark multiple providers (Google, Sarvam, ElevenLabs and more) on your dataset across 10+ indic languages using metrics optimised for agentic use casesText to Speech (TTS): Benchmark generated speech by multiple providers automatically using an Audio LLM Judge across 10+ indic languagesText to Text (LLMs): Evaluate the response quality and tool calling of your LLMs for multi-turn conversations and find the find LLM for your agentSimulations: Simulate realistic conversations using realistic user personas and scenarios to test failure modes for your agent including interruptions
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Speech to Text
Compare transcription accuracy across multiple providers on your dataset
LLM Evaluation
Create test suites that verify model responses and tool calling behavior
Text to Speech
Benchmark generated audio quality across multiple providers
Simulations
Simulate agent conversations with customizable personas and scenarios
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Core Concepts
Understand how Calibrate helps you evaluate effectively
CLI
Run evaluations from the command line
Integrations
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