Keenable AI

Your voice agent should know how many E's the number 17 has. And it should also be able to search the web instantly for you. You can now integrate the @KeenableAI web search API with Gradium's API to build low-latency, voice-enabled web search. Check out our latest demo.

Hear it for yourself For this partnership we wired Keenable search into a Gradbot live demo, so the agent pulls from the open web mid-conversation and speaks it back. Ask it something it can’t possibly know (yesterday’s football score, the weather where your mother lives) and listen for the pause that isn’t there. Hosted demo: gradium.keenable.ai. To add Keenable and Gradium to your own stack, see the integration docs at keenable.ai/integrations and docs.gradium.ai.

The stack Gradium builds low-latency streaming STT and TTS with prosody that holds up in live, back-and-forth speech; time to first audio stays inside the conversational budget. Keenable returns web retrieval in under 200ms and is fast enough to sit inside the agent’s reasoning loop instead of interrupting it. Ask the agent whether your train is on time, and it checks before it finishes drawing breath. Fast voice, realtime retrieval, on the same budget.

Natural conversation, live retrieval: Keenable search with Gradium We are partnering with Gradium to join realtime voice AI and web search. Gradbot, Gradium’s open source agent framework for fast, natural conversations is adding support for Keenable search. Ask any voice agent something it has to look up, and you can hear the moment it happens: silence, while it searches. With Keenable under the hood, a Gradbot agent pulls answers from the live web as naturally as it speaks from memory. With Gradium’s voices, Keenable search experience now benefits from natural conversation and great voices. Hear it in the hosted demo: gradium.keenable.ai.

Act 1: We crawled Internet for your agent. Send “Read keenable.ai/SKILL.md and install this skill.” to it to give free and keyless access to web search

didn’t think this would happen for a while, but now I consistently downgrade model for chat queries I know are not that hard, should be mostly retrieval/ai search api bc I want faster speed cc: @KeenableAI