Call Wise - AI-Driven Call Assistance Like Never Before! #lightning_hackathon

Hey everyone,

I’m thrilled to share my latest project Call Wise! :rocket:

Call Wise introduces Echo, a custom call bot powered by the SambaNova API, bringing the power of LLMs directly to your phone calls—no internet required! :globe_with_meridians::x:

Here’s what makes Call Wise unique:

  • Real-Time Call Assistance: Answer queries instantly during phone calls with AI-driven responses.
  • Custom Call Bots: Create your own call bots tailored to specific tasks like financial advice, customer support, or data queries.
  • Call Wise AI Studio: Design personalized agents and use them in your own projects by just creating a simple API key.
  • One-Click Bot Creation (coming soon): Simplify bot setup with a single click!

:sparkles: Unlock the potential of LLMs with just one call.

:video_camera: Video Demo: Watch here
:computer: GitHub Repository: Echo , Callwise AI studio
:star2: Live Demo: Try it out

I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback! :blush:

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Welcome to the community, @gargarchit2003 ! This is an incredible innovation—truly next-level and excited about the upcoming one-click bot creation feature, which will make it even more accessible to users!

I’m curious, though—how does Call Wise ensure the privacy and security of sensitive information shared during calls, especially with real-time AI processing? Are there safeguards in place to prevent misuse or unauthorized access to the data?

Phenomenal work overall! Looking forward to seeing how this evolves!

Currently, we are using a Twilio Free Account for the number in Echo, which allows only one authorized user to make calls and access data, as per the limitations of the free tier account. Additionally, all data transmitted via Twilio and through Ngrok tunnels is encrypted using TLS (Transport Layer Security), safeguarding it from interception.

On a Twilio Paid Account, users can configure additional security features such as:

  • End-to-End Encryption (E2EE)
  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

These options allow users to customize security measures based on their specific use cases.

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