Beside what you already have
An aggregator's builder and a callback your team wrote both answer calls. This is what each gives a service that cannot afford a wrong screen, next to luftflow.
What a service needs
The things a service ends up needing once real callers dial it.
| What a service needs | An aggregator's builder | Your own callback | luftflow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keep your short code and aggregator | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Saved tests that must pass before a publish | Usually not | If you build it | Yes |
| Checks for screens nothing leads to | Usually not | No | Yes |
| Versions with one-step rollback | Varies | If you build it | Yes |
| Callers mid-session finish on their version | Usually not | If you build it | Yes |
| A retried request answered without a second API call | Usually not | If you build it | Yes |
| What callers type kept out of logs | Varies | If you build it | Yes |
| Completion and drop-off by screen | Varies | If you build it | Yes |
| Rehearse beside the live service on real calls | No | No | Yes |
| Runs on your own servers | No | Yes | Yes |
| Works on more than one gateway unchanged | One gateway | If you build it | Yes |
| Two-person approval to go live | Usually not | No | Can be required |
| An AI assistant that builds and dials flows | No | No | Yes, over MCP |
Aggregators' builders differ, and luftflow works alongside all of them on the short code you already have. "If you build it" means your team can, and many have; what it costs is the time, and the tests nobody writes.
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