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piece-osvi-ai

v0.0.6

Published

Activepieces piece for Osvi AI, an AI phone calling platform for outbound voice agents.

Readme

Osvi AI Activepieces Piece

Activepieces piece for Osvi AI, an AI phone calling platform for outbound voice agents.

Package

piece-osvi-ai

Features

  • Load active Osvi agents from GET https://api.osvi.ai/v1/active_agents
  • Trigger outbound phone calls with POST https://api.osvi.ai/call
  • Pass call context such as person name, initial greeting, language, and additional mapped data
  • Send system_prompt as an empty string in the call request
  • Send a user-provided webhook_url, or https://example.com/osvi-ai/webhook when the webhook URL is left blank
  • Use the custom API call action for advanced Osvi API requests

Authentication

This piece uses an Osvi API token. The token is sent with each request using the API-Token header.

The connection test validates the token by calling:

GET https://api.osvi.ai/v1/active_agents

Actions

Make Call

Triggers an Osvi agent to place an outbound call.

Inputs:

  • Agent: selected from active Osvi agents
  • Phone Number
  • Country Code
  • Language
  • Person Name
  • Initial Greeting
  • Webhook URL
  • Additional Data

The selected agent is mapped internally to the request body as agent_uuid. The call request also sends system_prompt as an empty string and sends webhook_url with either the user-provided value or the dummy default URL.

Local Development

From the Activepieces repository root:

bun install
npx turbo run build --filter=piece-osvi-ai
npx turbo run lint --filter=piece-osvi-ai

To package the piece:

NPM_CONFIG_CACHE=/private/tmp/activepieces-npm-cache npm run build-piece -- osvi-ai

The generated tarball is written to:

packages/pieces/community/osvi-ai/dist/piece-osvi-ai-0.0.6.tgz

Publishing to npm

Login to npm:

npm login

Publish the generated package:

npm publish packages/pieces/community/osvi-ai/dist/piece-osvi-ai-0.0.6.tgz --access public

Logo

For local Activepieces development, the piece currently uses:

/pieces/osvi-ai.svg

For a package shared across other Activepieces instances, use a public logo URL that returns CORS headers, including:

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *