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Dograh

Self-hostable open-source voice AI platform for building inbound and outbound phone agents with a drag-and-drop workflow builder

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01 / Summary

About Dograh.

Dograh is a self-hostable voice AI platform for building inbound and outbound phone agents. You design an agent's call flow in a visual workflow builder, test it in the browser by voice or text, and connect it to a telephony provider. It positions itself as an open-source alternative to Vapi and Retell, and a managed cloud version is also available.

Workflows are built from start nodes, agent nodes, global instructions, tools, transitions, and end-call outcomes, with QA nodes, knowledge bases, webhooks, embeds, and tool calling for live deployments. The Test Chat panel lets you edit or replay a user turn and regenerates the agent's replies and node transitions from that point.

Dograh ships with its own LLM, speech-to-text, and text-to-speech stack, so it runs without external keys, and each of those providers, plus telephony, can be swapped for your own. An MCP server lets coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code inspect agents, fetch node schemas, create workflows, and save draft edits from natural language, and Python and Node SDKs create agents and place outbound calls programmatically.

Dograh Vapi Retell
Self-hostable Yes SaaS only SaaS only
Pricing Free self-hosted, usage-based cloud Per-minute SaaS Per-minute SaaS
Bring your own LLM, STT, TTS Any provider Within their integrations Within their integrations
Source-level customization Yes Closed source Closed source
  • Visual workflow builder: start nodes, agent nodes, global instructions, tools, transitions, and end-call outcomes
  • Test Agent panel: Test Audio for browser voice calls and Test Chat for text iteration with editable, replayable user turns
  • Production nodes: QA nodes, knowledge bases, webhooks, embeds, and tool calling
  • Telephony integrations: Twilio, Vonage, Telnyx, Plivo, Vobiz, Cloudonix, and Asterisk ARI
  • Human handoff: call transfer on supported telephony providers
  • Bring your own providers: swap the bundled LLM, TTS, STT, and telephony for your own keys
  • Artifact storage: bundled MinIO or AWS S3-compatible storage for call artifacts
  • MCP server: coding agents inspect agents, search docs, fetch node schemas, and create or edit workflows
  • SDKs: Python and Node SDKs for creating agents and placing outbound calls
  • Coding-agent setup: a setup plugin for Claude Code and Codex handles installation, configuration, and troubleshooting

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