—— Twilio Migration ——
Stop Reconstructing Call State From Webhooks.
Twilio webhooks are stateless. You rebuild context on every request. SignalWire is Twilio-compatible at the API level, and native interfaces eliminate webhook state management entirely.
—— The Webhook Problem ——
Race Conditions Are Not Bugs. They Are Architecture.
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Webhook State Reconstruction vs. Platform-Native State
Twilio (Webhook State Reconstruction)
Separate telephony, STT, TTS, and LLM providers, each with its own SDK
Your glue code manages state across all four services
Each vendor adds a separate queue, invoice, and escalation path
Compliance and observability must be rebuilt across every vendor
16 to 23 months before a production call
SignalWire (Platform-Native State)
Telephony, STT, TTS, and LLM in one platform
AI runs inside the media stack, not outside it
800–1200ms typical response latency
One vendor, one invoice, one escalation path
Production calls in four to six weeks
State management is platform-native
—— Migration Path ——
Migration Path
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