Low Latency Club: Voice AI Observability Meetup

​About the event

​The Low Latency Club is gathering for an evening focused on a critical question in agentic AI: how do you know your voice agents are actually working once they’re live?

​Co-hosted by Telnyx and Coval, this meetup brings together builders and product teams working on voice agents in real-world environments—where latency, reliability, and visibility matter as much as the model itself.

​We’ll explore how teams are instrumenting, evaluating, and improving voice agents in production, moving beyond demos to understand what users experience end to end.

​🗓 Tuesday, January 27th
🕠 5:30 PM PT — Doors open, networking
🕕 Programming begins at 6:00 PM
🕣 Event ends at 8:30 PM

​Agenda

• ​Welcome (5 min)
  An introduction to the night and the role of observability in voice agents.

• ​Fireside chat (20 min) with Coval CEO, Brooke Hopkins and Telnyx CEO, David Casem
  A practical discussion on what teams are seeing in production—what breaks, what scales, and how visibility changes once voice agents meet real users.

• ​Voice AI platform demo (10 min)
  A walkthrough of how real-time voice infrastructure and signals support observable, production-ready agents.

• ​Tactical workshop (20–25 min)
  A hands-on session focused on evaluating and debugging voice agents—what to measure, how to spot regressions, and how to iterate with confidence.

• ​Q&A + networking (until 8:30 PM)
  Open discussion followed by informal networking.

​Who should attend

• ​Builders developing voice agents that need to perform reliably in production

• ​Engineers focused on observability, evaluation, and debugging AI systems

• ​Product teams responsible for agent quality and user experience

• ​Anyone interested in making voice agents more measurable and trustworthy over time