Most developers building voice agents don’t need another place to chat with their agent. They need a fast way to answer specific technical questions: why is my agent slow on this turn but not the last one? Why did it interrupt the user here? Why did the tool call block the response? Standard logs usually don’t tell you enough.
We just shipped Agent Console, a realtime debugging surface that gives you a live view of your voice agent session across audio waveforms, events, latency, tool calls, transcripts, participant state, RPC traffic, DTMF, and usage. You can inspect the system as it runs instead of reconstructing it from partial evidence after the fact.
It works for agents built with Agent Builder, agents written in Python or TypeScript with our Agent SDKs, and agents running locally or deployed on LiveKit Cloud.
Check it out in the LiveKit Cloud dashboard and let us know what you think.
