Voice Agents are Lugemi’s speaking-agent product: STT → model → TTS turns with Agent Runtime permission allowlists. Built for African languages, accents, and cultural contexts first, with the same /v1 surface for global markets. Builders pick gender, tone/emotion style, and native-accent own:* voices; Emotion Intelligence exposes emotional state, sentiment, and tone on speech or text — honestly as heuristics, not NIST SER.
Agent transcript · Ghana civic desk
Akwaaba — please, what languages can speaking agents use in Ghana?
Akwaaba. Agents can use Ghanaian English, Asante Twi, Akuapem, Ga, and Ewe — Kenya, Nigeria, and other African countries stay available too.
Play each turn, or play the full agent conversation.
Use cases, demos & developer kit
How teams ship with Voice Agents: interactive demos above, step guides below, and the same /v1 surface for APIs and SDKs.
Use case guide
Agent integration guide
From transcript demo to production speaking agent.
Open Agents (/voice) and pick gender, tone, accent, and an own:* voice.
Simulate a turn with Agent turn or Agent simulate (optional emotion profile for soft prosody).
Detect utterance affect via Emotion detect or the Emotion Intelligence console.
Simulate Voice FAQ turns, then graduate to production with metering and RBAC.
Cultural context
Countries, ethnic groups, and tribes are product metadata — not afterthoughts.
Voice, tone & accent controls
Agent builders select male/female (or neutral) voices, delivery tone/emotion profiles, language, and country/region accent from the own:* registry — Africa-first, with cultural metadata on every pick.
Emotion, sentiment & tone
Emotion detect returns emotional state, sentiment polarity, and delivery-tone labels with confidence and honesty notes. Soft audio proxies only — not trained speech-emotion recognition.
Africa's AI communication platform
Start creating with Lugemi Voice, Speech, and Translate — or talk to us about your workspace.