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IVR dry-run / simulation mode (test without Twilio) #8

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opened 2026-04-05 21:36:54 -07:00 by pyr0ball · 0 comments
pyr0ball commented 2026-04-05 21:36:54 -07:00
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The live dialer is the only way to test IVR navigation right now. Add a dry-run mode that replays a recorded IVR script locally so sequences can be validated without a real Twilio call.

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  • --dry-run flag on the dialer: simulates call flow, prints each DTMF step + timing
  • Mock TwiML server or fixture that replays an IVR script
  • FTB IVR sequence validation: verify sequence against known menu structure before live call
  • Bonus: --record flag to capture a real call's DTMF events for replay

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This is especially important while Twilio account is pending — lets us validate logic without burning call credits.

The live dialer is the only way to test IVR navigation right now. Add a dry-run mode that replays a recorded IVR script locally so sequences can be validated without a real Twilio call. ## Deliverables - `--dry-run` flag on the dialer: simulates call flow, prints each DTMF step + timing - Mock TwiML server or fixture that replays an IVR script - FTB IVR sequence validation: verify sequence against known menu structure before live call - Bonus: `--record` flag to capture a real call's DTMF events for replay ## Notes This is especially important while Twilio account is pending — lets us validate logic without burning call credits.
pyr0ball added this to the Alpha — Pipeline milestone 2026-04-05 21:36:54 -07:00
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