#All that we are finding in api documentation is voice options. We are trying to build a customer su

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AI-generated Answer for metadan8869

ElevenLabs primarily focuses on text-to-speech capabilities, allowing you to convert text into audio using various voice options. However, the API does not provide features for generating text responses or handling inquiries directly. For your use case, where both text and audio responses are needed, you might consider integrating ElevenLabs' text-to-speech API with another tool or system that can handle text-based responses.

For example, you could use a natural language processing (NLP) model to generate text responses and then pass those responses to ElevenLabs for audio conversion. This approach would allow you to cater to both the deaf community and environments requiring silence, while still providing audio responses for those who prefer them.

If you have specific requirements or need further assistance, feel free to share more details about your project.

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major flaw on your part

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AI-generated Answer for metadan8869

ElevenLabs primarily focuses on AI-generated text-to-speech solutions, enabling high-quality voice generation. However, text-based responses are not directly provided as part of the platform's features. If your use case involves both text and audio responses, you can integrate ElevenLabs' text-to-speech API for audio generation alongside your own text-based system to handle inquiries.

For accessibility concerns, such as supporting the deaf community or environments requiring silence, you can ensure your system delivers text responses first and optionally provides audio responses using ElevenLabs' tools. This approach allows you to cater to diverse user needs effectively.

If you'd like more details about the API capabilities, you can explore the API References for further insights. Let me know if you need help with specific implementation questions!

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ALL of your customer support agents and all of your conversational test agents all claim that you ALSO have text ability and guide you to SDK documentation. You are the only agent that is correct. Please train your agents correctly as to not waste hours of your potential customers time searching for documentation they claim exists which does not.