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# Comportamiento en la Conversación - Retraso en Respuesta

Ajusta el retraso de tu agente de voz antes de responder, de 0 a 5 segundos, para sonar más natural o más ágil según la conversación.

Puedes cambiar el tiempo que tu agente espera antes de empezar a hablar.

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Este ajuste puede ayudar a que su agente de IA parezca más natural, especialmente en las interacciones habladas.

Añada una breve pausa para simular una reflexión de tipo humano o redúzcala para conversaciones más ágiles. Ajústalo según sea necesario para adaptarlo al ritmo que prefieras.

Mínimo: 0 segundos (Sin retardo)\
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Máximo: 5 segundos (retardo de cinco segundos)


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