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Build voice agents with visibility into every interaction ✨ Learn how Caroline di Vittorio from LangChain uses the Google ADK, the Gemini Live model, and LangSmith to trace voice agent behavior, inspect tool calls, review interruption events, analyze token costs, and more.

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