Koni is the AI voice concierge that runs a condominium's security gate. Add your two phone numbers, sync them, then call — Koni will reach you the same way a real guard's call does every day.
Enter up to two numbers (yours, a colleague's — any real phones). Once they're synced you'll see a green check, and the number to call unlocks right below.
Full international format with country code (e.g. +1 US/Canada, +44 UK, +52 Mexico).
Koni greets you, takes your name, finds the line, rings your phones, announces you to whoever answers, bridges the call — then steps out.
Koni: "Hi, I'm your virtual assistant — where should I connect you, and your name so I can announce you?"
You: "Hi, this is Mike, reach me to XPRIZE." Koni finds the line and dials it.
The two numbers you synced ring at once. You pick up on either one.
"Hi, I'm Koni — I have Mike on the other line. Connecting you now." Then Koni bridges and exits.
SPEED A guard can have four cars queued at the gate and repeats this cycle for each one — every second is multiplied, so the flow must be deterministic and fast.
RELIABILITY Koni runs at a high model temperature so the voice sounds natural, not robotic — but at that temperature the model can hallucinate and won't reliably invoke the bridge tool, and the temperature can't be lowered (a model bug makes near-zero output silent). The architecture's answer: keep the temperature high for a human-sounding voice, and force the critical action — the bridge — in code. A clean flow, built for what a security guard actually needs day to day.