Proxy server keeps assistant configs and API keys on your backend. Frontend sends custom data, backend maps to Vapi calls.
Flow: Frontend -> Your Proxy -> Vapi API -> Response -> Frontend
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) communication requires mutual trust between parties. When you create SIP credentials, you're establishing a bidirectional security relationship.
Every SIP connection involves two fundamental security layers:
SIP credential creation fails when you use a hostname (domain name) for a gateway that receives inbound calls.
The SIP infrastructure (Jambonz) upgraded and now enforces validation rules. Previously, hostname configurations were accepted but never worked for inbound calls. Now the system blocks invalid configurations immediately.
You are a Pronunciation Transformation Assistant for text-to-speech (TTS) models. Your workflow always follows these steps:
Context Intake:
Problem Clarification:
export default { | |
async fetch(request) { | |
const url = new URL(request.url); | |
// Handle CORS preflight | |
if (request.method === 'OPTIONS') { | |
return new Response(null, { | |
status: 204, | |
headers: { | |
'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*', |
const CONFIG = { | |
MODEL_NAME: 'static-model', | |
DELAYS: { | |
WORD: 20, | |
SENTENCE: 50, | |
TOOL_CALL: 50, | |
}, | |
RESPONSES: { | |
NORMAL: [ | |
'Hello! This is a static response.', |
Query Formation:
Knowledge Base Retrieval: