Give an agent a dependable handoff when the next step needs a person. Talkform hosts a focused form, guides the response by text, and returns structured answers after the person reviews them.
Every example below is a real Talkform config. Answer one question and watch it land as structured JSON — the same result your app, workflow, or agent receives.
A quick look at the problem, the guided interview, and the structured result Talkform sends downstream.
Import your existing form and compare a guided conversational path with the current experience.
| Dimension | Old wayStatic forms demand attention every screen | New wayTalkform carries the interview and writes the answers |
|---|---|---|
| Steps | Open, read, scan, type, submit | Open, answer aloud, review draft |
| Duration | Respondent reads and types each answer | Answer, review, and continue |
| Completion | Use as the measured baseline | Measure what people complete |
Your agent keeps the workflow. Talkform handles the focused questions, review, and structured result.
Give your agent a workspace, then describe the fields a person needs to answer.
Send a private link. The respondent answers by text, reviews each field, and submits.
Poll or receive a signed completion event, then fetch the reviewed structured result.
A focused question flow in the middle, with the reviewed fields your agent receives on the right.
Use Talkform from a product UI, backend, terminal, or agent runtime.
Embed a focused text or voice handoff in your product.
Register an agent, create links, and retrieve reviewed JSON.
Run a complete handoff workflow from a trusted worker.
Register an agent or create handoffs from an MCP client.
Machine workspaces start with 10 hosted text handoffs per day. An optional human claim enables up to 100 text handoffs per day per project and capped voice under shared limits. Respondent links and completed results remain available for 7 days. Configure signed completion events or poll from your worker.
The free core is text-first, with no production SLA promise.
A reviewed response arrives as structured JSON that your agent can validate and route.
One result shape across the HTTP API, CLI, and MCP tools: reviewed fields, completion status, and response mode.
Use the published schema when you validate or map the result in your own system.
Start with the FAQ for agent registration, handoffs, voice, and data boundaries.
The public demo keeps transcript, summary, and answers in the browser until export. Hosted handoffs store reviewed structured fields for the published access window, then return JSON to the owning project. A respondent always reviews and explicitly submits before a hosted result is available.
Talkform gives AI agents a hosted handoff: register a workspace, ask a person to answer a focused text form, and retrieve reviewed JSON. Human-owned workspaces can optionally use capped voice; the public importer and demo remain available.
No. In the public demo, typing is available without a realtime audio connection and stays in your browser until export. A text-only hosted handoff never requests microphone permission.
The importer recognizes common patterns from Typeform, Google Forms, Jotform, and HubSpot public forms. Complex logic, uploads, payments, widgets, restricted forms, and provider automation may require manual work.
Core text handoffs are free. Machine workspaces start with 10 per day; an optional human claim enables up to 100 per day per project. Capped voice is available only after that claim. Links and completed results are available for 7 days.