vapi-bootstrap-framework

To scaffold a Vapi voice agent project, use this framework to automatically generate package.json, TypeScript files, and per-language voice stacks directly from a ROUGH_DRAFT.md file. It eliminates manual project setup by parsing your specifications and creating the complete framework spine.

Yes, the Vapi bootstrap framework supports multi-language deployment by configuring default English and Spanish voice and transcriber stacks out of the box. It automatically generates per-scenario prompts and Spanish off-topic redirects from your rough draft.

You can deploy multiple Vapi assistants using the included idempotent bootstrap script, which creates or updates all configured assistants in your Vapi dashboard with a single command. This removes the need for manual dashboard configuration work.

You need a rough draft specification file at your project root, along with Bun and the @vapi-ai/server-sdk. The framework uses these dependencies to generate the TypeScript framework spine and deploy your voice agent fleet.

The scaffolding detects all scenarios in your rough draft and generates per-scenario prompts, first messages, and voice stacks for each one. If your draft outlines three support scenarios, it configures and deploys all six English and Spanish assistants automatically.

The Vapi bootstrap framework is limited to generating projects using Bun, TypeScript, and the @vapi-ai/server-sdk. It currently handles default English and Spanish language stacks, meaning other languages may require manual configuration outside the generated framework spine.