What to build
A Progressive Web App (PWA) built with the Deepgram Agent SDK that provides an installable voice assistant experience on any device — desktop, tablet, and mobile. The PWA uses service workers for offline shell caching, push notifications for conversation follow-ups, and the Web App Manifest for native-like installation. Demonstrates the Agent SDK's React components in a mobile-optimized, installable form factor.
Why this matters
Mobile voice agent experiences are a critical competitive frontier, but native app development requires separate iOS and Android SDKs. A PWA provides a cross-platform installable voice agent with a single codebase, zero app store approval process, and instant updates. Developers building voice-first applications for field workers, retail associates, or internal teams need an installable experience without the overhead of native development. This example shows how the Agent SDK's components work in a PWA context with mobile-optimized UI patterns.
Suggested scope
- Language: TypeScript (Next.js or Vite + React)
- Deepgram APIs: Voice Agent API via Agent SDK
- What to include:
- Service worker for offline app shell caching
- Web App Manifest with icons, splash screens, and display mode
- Agent SDK voice widget optimized for mobile viewports
- Push notification integration for conversation follow-ups
- Audio handling: request microphone permission, handle backgrounding
- Responsive layout: voice agent adapts to phone, tablet, and desktop
- Install prompt handling and A2HS (Add to Home Screen) UX
Acceptance criteria
Raised by the DX intelligence system.
What to build
A Progressive Web App (PWA) built with the Deepgram Agent SDK that provides an installable voice assistant experience on any device — desktop, tablet, and mobile. The PWA uses service workers for offline shell caching, push notifications for conversation follow-ups, and the Web App Manifest for native-like installation. Demonstrates the Agent SDK's React components in a mobile-optimized, installable form factor.
Why this matters
Mobile voice agent experiences are a critical competitive frontier, but native app development requires separate iOS and Android SDKs. A PWA provides a cross-platform installable voice agent with a single codebase, zero app store approval process, and instant updates. Developers building voice-first applications for field workers, retail associates, or internal teams need an installable experience without the overhead of native development. This example shows how the Agent SDK's components work in a PWA context with mobile-optimized UI patterns.
Suggested scope
Acceptance criteria
Raised by the DX intelligence system.