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+---
+title: "Conversational Dials"
+description: "Customize your bot's conversational behavior"
+---
+
+The Vocode hosted API provides dials to tune the responsiveness and conversational mechanics of your agent. These parameters are as follows:
+- `interrupt_sensitivity`: How responsive the bot is to speech from the human
+- `endpointing_sensitivity`: Controls the sensitivity of detecting the end of the human's speech
+- `conversation_speed`: Determines how quickly the bot responds for its turns in the conversation.
+
+These parameters can be customized via the `create` and `update` agent APIs.
+
+## Interrupt Sensitivity
+
+Vocode phone agents are designed to handle interruptions from the humans, and the `interrupt_sensitivity` parameter controls how sensitive the bot is to these interruptions.
+
+Interrupt sensitivity has two options: **low** (default) and **high**. Low sensitivity makes the bot ignore backchannels (e.g. "sure", "uh-huh") while the bot is speaking.
+High sensitivity makes the agent treat any word from the human as an interruption.
+
+In summary:
+- **Possible values:** low, high
+- **Default value:** low
+- low = ignore non-interrupting words
+- high = stop at any word
+
+## Endpointing Sensitivity
+
+`endpointing_sensitivity` controls how the bot determines when the human is done speaking so it can kick off its response. It can be one of **sensitive**, **relaxed**, or **auto** (default and currently equivalent to relaxed). 
+
+A bot with `endpointing_sensitivity == 'sensitive'` treats the end of a sentence or a short pause as the end of the human's turn. This works well for quick conversations in which you expect short, single-sentence responses from the human.
+A bot with this sensitivity runs the risk of interrupting the human if they continue speaking after a single sentence.
+
+A bot with `endpointing_sensitivity == 'relaxed'` waits a short time after the end of a human's sentence before considering their turn over. Alternatively, when a sentence is not finished, relaxed sensitivity waits for a longer pause before marking the end of the human's speech.
+This sensitivity has less risk of interrupting the human but can potentially have a slower response time. Note that `auto` sensitivity is equivalent to relaxed.
+
+***Note:** the amount of time the agent waits during a pause adapts to the human's utterance speed. If the human speaks fast, the bot will wait less, and if the human speaks slow the bot will wait longer.*
+
+In summary:
+- **Possible values:** sensitive, relaxed, auto
+- **Default value:** auto
+- sensitive = end of first sentence or shorter pause
+- relaxed/auto = pause after end of first sentence or longer pause
+
+## Conversation Speed
+
+`conversation_speed` controls the length of endpointing pauses, i.e. how long the bot will wait before responding to the human. This includes normal utterances from the human as well as interruptions.
+
+The amount of time the bot waits inversely scales with the `conversation_speed` value. So a bot with `conversation_speed` of 2 responds in half the time compared to a `conversation_speed` of 1.
+Likewise a `conversation_speed` of 0.5 means the bot takes twice as long to respond.
+
+In summary:
+- **Possible values:** between 0.5 and 2
+- **Default value:** 1
+- Response time inversely scales with this value
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       "group": "Getting Started",
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-        "welcome",
-        "hosted-quickstart",
-        "open-source-quickstart"
-      ]
+      "pages": ["welcome", "hosted-quickstart", "open-source-quickstart"]
     },
     {
       "group": "Vocode 101",
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-        "what-is-vocode",
-        "how-it-works",
-        "how-to-use-it"
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-      ]
+      "pages": ["api-reference/usage/get-usage"]
     },
     {
       "group": "Actions",
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         "api-reference/webhooks/update-webhook"
       ]
     },
+    {
+      "group": "Account Connections",
+      "pages": [
+        "api-reference/account_connections/get-account-connection",
+        "api-reference/account_connections/list-account-connections",
+        "api-reference/account_connections/create-account-connection",
+        "api-reference/account_connections/update-account-connection"
+      ]
+    },
     {
       "group": "Hosted Walkthrough",
       "pages": [
         "getting-number",
         "configuring-number",
         "retrieve-call-data",
+        "conversational-dials",
         "setting-up-webhook",
         "using-actions",
         "vectordb",
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