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connect-rtc.js provides softphone support to AmazonConnect customers when they choose to directly integrate with AmazonConnect API and not use the AmazonConnect web application. It implements Amazon Connect WebRTC signaling protocol and integrates with browser WebRTC APIs to provide a simple contact session interface that can seamlessly integrate with Amazon Connect StreamJS. In a typical amazon-connect-streams integration, connect-rtc-js is not required on parent page. Softphone call handling is done by embedded CCP. ...

A Chrome extension that turns the browser into a call centre agent console using WebRTC, so agents do not need a desk phone or a separate softphone running alongside their CRM. It registers as a SIP endpoint over WebRTC and puts the call controls where the agent is already working. Answer, hold, transfer and hang up happen in the browser, next to the customer record rather than in another window. Built to work with our contact centre products, but it speaks standard SIP over WebSocket,...

008 is an open-source event-driven AI powered WebRTC Softphone compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux. It is also accessible on the web (though official support for browser-related issues is not provided). The name '008' or 'agent 008' reflects our ambition: beyond crafting the premier Open Source Softphone, we aim to introduce a programmable, event-driven AI agent. This agent utilizes embedded artificial intelligence models operating directly on the softphone, ensuring efficiency and reduced operational costs. ...

JAVIER is a JAvascript Voicexml InterpretER, designed (but not restricted) to run inside a web browser, its main engine has less than 1000 lines of code. It's maybe, the tiniest but (almost) FULL VoiceXML implementation.

VxmlSurfer is a modular, multi-platform, extensible VoiceXML 2.0 interpreter, geared to Web browsing as opposed to telephony. VxmlSurfer is currently used as a user interface for the HearSay non-visual Web browser.