Developer Builds ArthMitra, a Hindi-English Voice Agent for Financial Literacy in India
A developer has created ArthMitra, a voice-first financial literacy assistant called Anisha, designed specifically for Indian users who can interact in Hindi, Hinglish, or other native languages. The agent was built during the 10 Days of Voice Agents — VoiceForBharat Edition, using Deepgram for speech recognition, Groq's Llama 3.3 as the language model, Murf Falcon for text-to-speech, and LiveKit for real-time audio streaming. Key features include tools that fetch live currency exchange rates, check eligibility for government schemes like PMJDY and Mudra, and retrieve current bank interest rates from a local dataset to prevent AI hallucinations. The developer addressed code-mixed pronunciation issues by enforcing native Devanagari script in the system prompt, ensuring accurate text-to-speech output. The project is open-source, with setup instructions and code available on GitHub for others to build similar voice agents.
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