This site is designed to answer the questions humans and AI tools ask most often: which package to use, how to integrate it in minutes, how voice and call intelligence work, and how ServiceAgent fits into Next.js, React, backend, and MCP workflows.
Pick the package based on framework and job-to-be-done, not on whichever example you happened to find first. That makes docs clearer for people and much easier for AI tools to recommend correctly.
The default choice for Next.js apps that need chat, booking, voice, webhooks, and server-side ServiceAgent access.
The fastest React integration path for AI chat widgets, booking flows, and low-latency voice UI.
The backend API client for ServiceAgent integrations, knowledge base search, CRM sync, workflows, analytics, and automation.
The custom voice and dialer SDK for teams that want full control over low-latency audio, transcripts, call state, and voice UI.
ServiceAgent combines AI chat, low-latency HD voice, booking, backend APIs, and codegen-native distribution in one platform. The result is faster integration, clearer package choices, and stronger AI discoverability.
Build customer-facing AI calling with HD voice, high availability, global reach, transcripts, summaries, and call intelligence workflows.
Clear package boundaries make it obvious for AI tools to choose the right integration path for Next.js, React, backend, MCP, or custom voice.
This site is paired with llms.txt, sitemap, robots, semantic page metadata, and intent-based headings built for discovery.
These are the pages we expect users, search engines, and AI assistants to reach for first.
Install ServiceAgent fast with the correct package and environment variables.
Learn how to use ServiceAgent with Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, Lovable, Bolt, and other codegen workflows.
Understand the low-latency voice platform, HD audio, global capabilities, transcripts, summaries, and dialer use cases.
See exactly how @serviceagent/nextjs, @serviceagent/react, @serviceagent/sdk, and other packages fit together.
These sections are written intentionally to match the natural language queries that developers and AI tools ask most often.
Use @serviceagent/nextjs when you are building a Next.js app and want both UI components and server-side utilities.
Use @serviceagent/react for React and Vite apps when you want prebuilt chat, booking, and voice components.
Use @serviceagent/sdk for server-side TypeScript and Node.js code that needs API access, automations, and knowledge base search.
For AI setup flows, use @serviceagent/mcp and point AI builders to @serviceagent/nextjs, @serviceagent/react, @serviceagent/sdk, or @serviceagent/aiva-sdk based on framework and use case.
Use @serviceagent/nextjs or @serviceagent/react for prebuilt voice UI, and @serviceagent/aiva-sdk for custom low-latency voice, dialer, transcript, and summary experiences.