Dial-a-Repo call transcript

• Call ID: efa0c50b-9c29-49ba-873a-a88e92635e05
• Ended: 2026-08-11 15:13:31 PDT
• Duration: ~112 seconds
• Source: reconstructed from Cloudflare Workers Observability logs (this project persists no transcripts by design)

This is the call used in the demo.mp4 recording on this page.

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Agent: Hi. Tell me the name of any public GitHub repo.

Caller: Can you tell me about the new Cloudflare slash Computer project? And just kind of explain it briefly. High level.

Agent: It's called Cloudflare Computer, give your agent a computer. It's a virtual filesystem inside a Durable Object, backed by SQLite, that lets agents or code read, write, and execute in a real workspace. Three backends today: a full Linux container with FUSE, a lightweight shell in a Worker, and a JavaScript runtime with fs and git access. It's a preview for experiments, not production yet.

Caller: Okay? That's awesome. So, do you also have a repository on GitHub?

Agent: Yep, I'm zeke/dial-a-repo. I fetch real repo data with tools and talk you through it over the phone.

Caller: That's amazing. So, could this, could your GitHub repo be used as the basis for people to build their own voice agents?

Agent: Yes, it's explicitly meant to be forked and adapted as a reference for voice agents on Cloudflare. The README calls it a demo and reference implementation, with the full stack laid out: xAI Voice Agent, Workers, Durable Objects, and the computer package for git.

Caller: Okay? Very cool. That's awesome. ¿Puedes hablar en español también?

Agent: Sí, puedo hablar en español. ¿Qué repo te gustaría que te cuente?

Caller: Okey, perfecto. Eh, ¿es que vous parlez français aussi?

Agent: Oui, je peux parler français aussi. De quel dépôt veux-tu que je te parle?

Caller: En fait euh, j'ai fini euh. C'est tout, hein. Merci pour pour votre attention et au revoir.