AI for the back office of telecom operators

AI agents that run the
back office of carriers.

Production AI agents that triage fraud, optimise routing, handle customer operations, and answer inbound calls — plus the carrier-grade voice and messaging infrastructure they run on. Built on the best of open source, with high-performance surfaces in Go, Rust, Python, and TypeScript and the latest frontier models on top.

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Best of open source · modern surfaces · frontier AI
Asterisk Kamailio RTPEngine FreeSWITCH Rust Go MCP Claude
By the numbers

AI-native by default, carrier-grade by discipline.

A small team with deep ownership of every layer — from the switches to the agents that operate them. Thirty-five production repositories, thirteen distinct disciplines, one inbox.

35
Production repositories under our authorship
13
Distinct disciplines of carrier-grade work
9
Anomaly-detection engines on the flagship
600+
Agent-protocol tools across switch ecosystems
Flagship platform

Real-time observability and fraud detection for carrier networks.

Nine purpose-built detection engines watch every CDR, SIP flow, and media stream a carrier produces — surfacing the anomalies that cost margin, quality, and trust. AI agents triage every detection, draft the carrier email, and execute remediations through the same MCP tool surface — under human approval for destructive actions. Detections feed multi-brand ticketing with SLA enforcement and a vendor-and-client CRM with contract terms and maintenance windows.

False-answer supervision
Audio-scored fraud
Call-stretching
Loop & bypass routing
CBA · wangiri · TDoS
Media quality regression
Post-dial-delay drift
SIP signaling shifts
FAS losses prevented · 30d $148K ▲ 32%
Tickets resolved within SLA 96.4%
Mean time to detect 38s ▼ 71%
Carriers monitored 24 active
Capabilities

Thirteen lines of work.

Each card below is a body of production code we own, operate, or license to carriers. Names of products and customers are intentionally absent — what matters is what each one does.

Observability & fraud detection

Real-time CDR/SIP/media monitoring, nine detection engines, multi-brand ticketing, and a carrier CRM with SLA enforcement.

9 enginesSLA ticketsAudio fraud

Wholesale voice infrastructure

SIP termination, quality-weighted LCR, STIR/SHAKEN, redundant edges with sub-second failover.

SIPLCRSTIR/SHAKEN

Multi-tenant operator portals

Self-service control planes for distributors and resellers; over 500 management tools; row-level tenant isolation.

520+ toolsRLS-isolatedSaaS

Modern interfaces for legacy dialers

Replacement consoles for aging contact-center back ends. Built-in MCP, in-app copilot, CRM adapters, WebRTC softphone.

99 pages527 routesWebRTC

Cloud-native dialing platforms

Robo, press-1, power, predictive, preview, progressive — with FTC/TCPA pacing and abandonment controls.

6 modesTCPA pacingWhite-label

A2P messaging gateways

Wholesale aggregation over SMPP and HTTP, rule-driven routing, templates, SMS packs, DLR/MO/EDR pipelines.

SMPP + HTTPRouting engineDLR · MO · EDR

Number-lifecycle middleware

Ordering, porting (LOA/FOC), E911, CNAM, STIR registration, supplier reconciliation, and downstream invoicing.

PortingE911 · CNAM · STIRReconciliation

Agent-protocol connectors for switches

MCP servers exposing 600+ operator tools across Class 4 and Class 5 ecosystems — role-gated, audit-trailed.

600+ toolsOAuth 2.1Audit-trailed

AI agents that run the back office

Autonomous agents handling NOC triage, route optimisation, customer ops, and inbound voice. Built on the latest frontier models with MCP-mediated tool access, vector memory, and per-tenant isolation.

Autonomous agentsFrontier modelsMCP-mediated

Native softphone clients

Branded SIP softphones for contact-center agents — Windows desktop on PJSIP plus a WebRTC client embedded in operator UIs.

PJSIPWebRTCAuto-provisioned

SIP proxy reference deployments

Kamailio + RTPEngine with TLS/SRTP, dispatcher failover, and HEP-based observability across clusters.

Kamailio 5.7+RTPEngineHEP

Telecom reference-data sync

LERG, DNC, DNO, and FTC complaint datasets refreshed daily and served behind a token-secured download API.

LERG · DNC · DNODaily refreshBearer API

Automated carrier route testing

MCP-orchestrated test calls, CDR polling across edge nodes, and automated quality reports for every interconnect.

MCP harnessCDR pollQuality reports
Stack

Best of open source, carrier-grade by design.

We compose, we don’t reinvent. Proven open-source cores wrapped in high-performance modern surfaces — Go and Rust where latency matters, Python and TypeScript where iteration matters, and the latest frontier models where intelligence matters.

Open-source cores
  • Asterisk
  • Kamailio
  • RTPEngine
  • FreeSWITCH
  • PJSIP
  • Jasmin · SMPP
High-performance backends
  • Rust
  • Go
  • Python · FastAPI
  • C
  • gRPC · SSE
AI & agents
  • Anthropic Claude
  • OpenAI · Gemini · Groq
  • Whisper · ElevenLabs
  • Model Context Protocol
  • Qdrant · vector RAG
Modern surfaces
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js · React
  • Django
  • WebRTC · JsSIP
  • SIP · RTP · STIR/SHAKEN
Practice

Three rules we don't break.

Carrier-grade work demands carrier-grade discipline. These have been the same since day one and they are not going to change.

Rule 01

The system has to keep working at 3 a.m.

We design for the night shift. Health endpoints, idempotent tasks, structured logs, replayable queues, and quiet failovers.

Rule 02

Every minute is a CDR somewhere.

We treat call-detail records, rate decks, and billing reconciliation as primary artifacts. Margins live or die in those files.

Rule 03

Pick technology that ages well.

The modern parts wrap stable cores. Postgres, Kamailio, FreeSWITCH, Asterisk, RTPEngine, PJSIP, Django, Next.js, Go.

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