Observed arrival · 2026-11-02
aiVoice: a PBX you configure by talking to it
aiVoice presents a self-hosted phone system that runs on Node.js, plus browser-based labs for exploring how VoIP calls work.
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- Small teams exploring self-hosted business phone systems
- Worth noticing
- The site lists four browser labs, including a SIP-message viewer and an arcade game where players keep Alice’s call to Bob alive.
Field notes
Configuration examples show natural-language requests being translated into concrete PBX changes, including extension setup, call forwarding, ring groups, and spoken menus. The page also links four browser labs: one exposes SIP messages, another traces voice packets, and a small arcade game makes the visitor responsible for keeping a call connected. The site says the labs need no account and that basic configuration works offline.
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