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RustPBX by miuda.ai

RustPBX: open, high-performance voice platform

RustPBX is an open-source, Rust-built PBX for AI voice apps. It delivers carrier-grade calling, guided operations, and built-in security.

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Everything you need to ship AI-native communications

Bring your AI-first PBX to life with workflow design, deterministic automation, and turnkey operations support.

LLM-ready voice agents

Build voice agents that blend LLMs, ASR, and TTS on top of the RustPBX call API.

  • LLM-oriented optimisations for TTS playback, call transfer, and event handling.
  • Built-in connectors for popular ASR and TTS providers.
  • Call API primitives for fine-grained flow control and state orchestration.
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Enterprise voice communications platform

Deliver a full PBX stack with Rust-level security and performance, plus built-in WebRTC and SIP over WebSocket for modern enterprise rollouts.

  • Hardened media, signaling, and policy layers for safer deployments.
  • Native WebRTC and SIP over WebSocket support for browser and in-app clients.
  • Prebuilt modules that cover provisioning, routing, and recording out of the box.
Read the SDK docs
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Operate with confidence

Operate your network with flexible routing, transparent billing, and built-in safeguards.

  • Rich routing policies with unlimited extensions and paths for effortless line management.
  • Granular billing templates that surface margins and profitability per route.
  • Embedded security rules that reduce operating risk out of the box.
  • Multi-user controls for collaborative operations and shared oversight.
See advanced tutorial
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