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...Accent is essentially software. As most of Accent in in Java, it needs at least a Java Runtime Environment but more likely a Java Software Development Kit. To interact with the real world, Accent needs relevant hardware such as a communications server (softswitch) or home automation equipment.

...Cress diagrams are automatically translated into formal languages for rigorous analysis and verification, and are also automatically translated into implementation languages for deployment and validation. Cress aims to make service design as easy as possible without requiring specialist development knowledge. It simplifies service creation to drawing diagrams, clicking buttons and defining a few tool parameters. All key functions of Cress can be controlled from the Chive diagram editor. Cress is written using portable and widely used languages (Perl and Java). It can be extended by a developer for other kinds of services that can be characterised by activity flows.

Jact is a tool to provide severval ways of configurating the Asterisk PBX. It's base upon UML2 models of the configuration files. The goal is to get a functional description of all configuration elements around the Asterisk.

Chopped LIVR takes YAML input and generates Asterisk dialplans. It is primarily useful for generating IVR (Interactive Voice Response) applications; however, it may be used as a tool to generate any Asterisk dialplan. Chooped LIVR also incorporates control structures and functionality enhancements to the base Asterisk dialplan language.