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Connect an agent you deployed to Pipecat Cloud, then run simulated calls on it without a phone number. The Pipecat connection fields with a saved Pipecat API key and a Pipecat agent name The Pipecat connection fields with a saved Pipecat API key and a Pipecat agent name

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Connect

1

Deploy the agent

Deploy your agent to Pipecat Cloud with the Pipecat quickstart. Note the agent name in pcc-deploy.toml.
2

Add a public API key

In the Pipecat dashboard, open API Keys and create a key on the Public tab. In Bluejay, open Settings → Integrations and choose the Pipecat tab. Paste the key there. A private key does not work: Bluejay needs a key that starts with pk_.
3

Create the agent

Create an Inbound Voice agent with the Pipecat connection type, and enter the agent name as Pipecat Agent Name. The Pipecat connection supports inbound agents only.

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Fields

For each simulated call, Bluejay starts a session for your agent in a Daily room and joins the room as a Digital Human. After you create the agent, you can set two more fields in its Connection Settings:
  • Pipecat Agent Configuration: JSON that Bluejay sends to your agent as body on start.
  • Pipecat Room Properties: JSON that Bluejay merges into the Daily room properties.
To report tool calls from a simulation, have your bot read its result ID from args.body. Bluejay adds the simulation IDs (X-Simulation-Result-Id and the other X- keys) to the body it sends on start. Then send the tool calls to /v1/update-simulation-result.

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Troubleshooting

Last modified on October 21, 2026