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Welcome to Rydhm

Build voice and chat experts that know your business, then put them where your customers are.

Rydhm lets you build experts: AI agents that talk to people by voice or text. An expert answers from the knowledge you give it, follows the instructions you write, and can take actions with tools, such as checking a calendar or calling your own API.

You build an expert once. Then you can reach it in many places: a share link, a widget on your website, a phone number, a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams call, or your own app through the API.

What you can do with an expert

  • Answer questions from your own material. Upload files, import your website, or add the questions you hear most. The expert answers from them and says so when it doesn’t know. See Knowledge.
  • Sound the way you want. Choose a voice engine, a voice from the library, the languages your callers speak, and how a call feels: turn-taking, silence handling and background sound. See Voice engines and Voices.
  • Stay inside the lines. Set how strictly it stays on topic, the rules it must never break, and the topics it must not discuss. See Guardrails.
  • Do things mid-conversation. Look up calendars, book and change events, send email, search the web, call your own HTTPS endpoints, or hand a call to a colleague expert. See Tools and Specialists.
  • Change safely. Try unsaved edits in the Test panel before anyone else hears them, and restore any earlier version. See Versions and testing.

Where people reach your experts

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How these docs are organized

SectionWhat it covers
Get startedThis page, the quickstart and the core concepts.
ExpertsCreating an expert and every setting in its editor: persona, voice, languages, guardrails, tools, specialists and versions.
KnowledgeWhat an expert knows: files, website imports, questions and answers, shared folders, and how search finds the right passage.
ChannelsEvery place people talk to an expert: share links, the website widget, chat, meetings, phone and campaigns.
QualityReading conversations, analytics and test suites.
WorkspaceMembers and roles, billing, your own provider keys, alerts, exports and security.
DevelopersAuthentication, scopes, webhooks, the SDKs, MCP and the full API reference.

Most settings in these docs are changed by a workspace admin. Members can talk to experts and see their settings, and can edit an expert’s name, description, picture and background. See Members and roles.