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Luca talks with Adam Kalsey, VP of Product at SignalWire, about running an autonomous AI agent in production—not a demo. Building Poppy, the model tiering that cut costs from $40/hour to under $20/day, and architecting for blast radius and access control.

Host Jon Gray talks with Dave Barnett, Product Designer at SignalWire, who pushes back on the idea that AI killed the UI: why great design and powerful AI are two halves of the same coin, function over form, and knowing when not to use AI at all.

Host Jon Gray talks with Brian West, Director of Developer Experience at SignalWire and FreeSWITCH co-founder, about why "prompt and pray" fails in production, how programmatic governed inference lets your code drive the conversation, and why thin prompts win.

Host Luca talks with Viktor Litvinov of Net2Phone about Kamailio's KDMQ module: real-time data replication without an external database, moving beyond SIP as a transport, stateless message sending, new RPC cluster commands, and last-write-wins conflict resolution.

Host Jon Gray talks with Jonathan Kandel of Arnacon about decentralizing push notifications for VoIP apps: removing the centralized backend that manages Apple and Google push credentials, stateless Kamailio deployments, and where blockchain actually helps telecom.

Host Jon Gray talks with Hector Zelaya of WebRTC Ventures about building and shipping voice AI: the pipeline from media transport to agent frameworks, staying model-agnostic, and using SignalWire's test CLI to debug without burning credits.