Your agent
Configure the agent name, voice, response temperature, greeting, pause, and fallback behavior.
Last reviewed 2026-08-22
Voice and style
Browse LineSquire's shared voices, filter recommended choices or reviewed languages, and listen to a short sample. A sample may sound slightly different from a live call. Custom and cloned voices aren't available.
If your selected voice is retired or temporarily unavailable, LineSquire keeps your choice and asks you to select another. Calls use LineSquire's fallback voice in the meantime. A voice blocked for safety isn't used.
Response temperature has five choices: 0 Strict and focused, 0.25 Controlled (recommended), 0.5 Balanced, 0.75 More varied, and 1 Most creative.
Higher settings make the wording more creative and varied. They can also make replies less consistent. Your call rules, approvals, and safety protections don't change.
Response temperature doesn't control speaking speed or reply length.
Greeting and AI identity
You can choose how your agent introduces a call and what it says after consent. You can't turn off the required AI identity and consent notice.
Inbound greetings are spoken once after consent. Outbound identity can be private, agent-only, or named. Private is the default and reveals neither your identity nor the call purpose before consent and recipient confirmation.
Fallback behavior
Choose what LineSquire should do if the voice connection stops working. It will say when it can't complete an action instead of claiming success.
Pause stops new incoming and outgoing calls. Calls already in progress can finish. When you resume, every new call goes through the usual checks.