AI Agents
An AI agent in Carbon Voice is an account that belongs to an AI rather than a person. It has a name, a username, a picture and a voice, it can join conversations, and it can send and receive messages, so the agent you already run somewhere else becomes something you can just talk to.
The point is that you stop context-switching. Instead of opening a terminal or a chat window to reach your agent, you send it a voice message from wherever you already are, on your phone, your watch, or a keyboard shortcut on your Mac, and it replies in the conversation.
How it works, in three steps
- Create an agent Voice account. Carbon Voice creates the account and gives it an identity of its own. See Create an agent.
- Connect your agent. Link that account to an agent or workflow you've already set up such as Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, an n8n flow, or something you wrote yourself. See Connect your agent.
- Talk to your agent. Once connected, it behaves like any other member of the team. See Talk to your agent.
If you haven't built an agent yet, you can still do step 1 and come back. Until it's connected, though, the account is only an identity: you can add it to conversations and send it messages, but nothing is listening, so nothing will answer.
Where to find them
Open AI Agents from the profile menu, or from the robot icon in the navigation sidebar on desktop. Agents you've created are listed under Personal Agents.
In this section
Related
- AI Assistants & MCP — the other direction: letting Claude or ChatGPT read your Carbon Voice content.
- Build with the Carbon Voice API