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List Twilio Bot Configurations

The entire bot configuration object for the Twilio configuration

Optional set of API keys for the bot use for the given services. The key values should match a service name provided in the "services" section. e.g. `{"cartesia": YOUR_CARTESIA_API_KEY}`. See [BYO API keys](/guides/byoKeys) for more information.

Maximum duration for the bot's operation in seconds.

Optional service options for the services provided in the "services" section. The keys should match a service name provided in the "services" section. Each service can have either a single options object or an array of options objects. e.g. `{"openai_tts": {"sample_rate": 24000}}` or `{"some_service": [{"option1": "value1"}, {"option2": "value2"}]}`. See [Service Options](/api-reference/server/service_options) for more information.

Services associated with the bot. See [supported services](/api-reference/server/supportedServices) for more the most up-to-date options.

The Daily domain of the Twilio configuration

TwiML (the Twilio Markup Language) is a set of instructions you can use to tell Twilio what to do when you receive an incoming call

The WebSocket URL for the Twilio configuration

Retrieves a list of all Twilio configurations

BearerAuth

List Twilio configurations

Introduction

Get Started

Build Your First Daily Bot

Project Creation

Launching a bot

Client Code

Dial-in support

Using Function Calling

Modifying your bot's confirguration at runtime

Updating configuration

Native support for Twilio's WebSocket Transport with Daily Bots

Twilio WebSocket Transport

Next Steps

A quick guide to integrated services or providing your own API keys for services

API Keys

Building server-side functionality for your bots with webhooks

Webhooks

A guide on how to record your Daily Bot calls

Recording

Dial-in

Dial-out

A guide to purchasing a phone number to dial in to or dial out from a Daily Bot

Purchasing Phone Numbers

An overview of the various components behind Daily Bots

Architecture

An overview of the lifecycle of a Daily Bot

Lifecycle

Handy links to the underlying open source projects that power Daily Bots

Changelog

The client-side component that speaks to the Daily Bot

RTVIClient

Defining the services and their configurations for Daily Bots

Configuration

A list of currently supported bot profiles and how to configure them

Bot Profiles

An overview of what service options are and how to use them

Service Options

An overview of the VAD and how to configure it.

Start a bot with the specified configuration.

Start Bot

A GET request to `/meetings` returns a list of meeting sessions.

Meetings

A current list of services that Daily Bots supports and how to configure them

Supported Services

AssemblyAI

Deepgram

Gladia

Anthropic

Custom LLM

Google Gemini

Grok

Groq

OpenAI

Together AI

AWS Polly

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/ai-services/ai-speech

Azure

Cartesia

ElevenLabs

Google

PlayHT

https://openai.com/index/introducing-the-realtime-api

Daily

Returns a list of cloud recordings for your domain

List recordings

Get recording

Delete recording

Creates and returns a recording access link

Get recording access link

A GET request to list available phone numbers for purchase.

List Available Numbers

A POST request to purchase a phone number.

Buy a Phone Number

A DELETE request to `/release-phone-number/:id` releases the the specified phone number referenced by its id.

Release a Phone Number

List the purchased phone numbers for your account.

List Purchased Phone Numbers

A POST to configure your numbers for pinless dial-in.

Pinless Dial-in

Create Twilio Bot Configuration

Update an existing Twilio bot configuration

Update Twilio Bot Configuration

Retrieve a specific Twilio bot configuration

Get Twilio Bot Configuration

Delete a specific Twilio bot configuration

Client Reference

Server Reference

Services

Recording

Phone Numbers

Twilio Websocket

List Twilio Bot Configurations

Authorizations

Response