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Once you’ve configured your agent, you need to get it in front of users. XUNA AI Conversational AI supports several deployment paths, from a single HTML snippet to full telephony infrastructure. Pick the approach that fits your stack and use case.

Website widget

Drop two lines of HTML into any webpage to embed a fully functional voice agent with no additional code.

React SDK

Use the @xuna-ai/react package to build custom voice interfaces with hooks, controls, and client tools.

Mobile SDKs

Integrate voice agents into iOS (Swift), Android (Kotlin), or cross-platform React Native apps.

Phone & telephony

Connect a Twilio number to handle inbound calls, trigger outbound campaigns, or route via SIP trunk.

WebSocket API

Build a fully custom integration using the low-level WebSocket protocol for audio streaming and conversation control.

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Choosing a deployment method

MethodBest forAuth required
WidgetQuick website embedsNo (public agents)
React SDKCustom web UIsOptional
Mobile SDKsiOS / Android appsOptional
Phone & telephonyCall centers, outbound campaignsYes
WebSocket APICustom servers, hardware, non-web platformsOptional
All deployment methods use the same underlying agent configuration. Change your agent’s prompt, voice, or tools in the dashboard and every deployment picks up the update automatically.

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Authentication and private agents

Public agents can be accessed directly with an agentId. If your agent uses sensitive prompts or private data, make it private and generate a signed URL or conversation token on your server before passing it to the client. See Authentication for details.