Run the head-to-head on your own calls.

A per-dimension scorecard, the evidence behind it, and the command that regenerates it.

hotato · scorecard · conversation-test
conversation-test.yamlscored per dimension
Outcometool / state evidence
deterministic
pass
Policyworkflow & rules
deterministic
pass
Conversationturn-taking timing
deterministic
fail
Speechtranscript · latency
deterministic
pass
Reliabilitypass^k across reps
deterministic
inconclusive
The advisory judge is a separate lane. It never gates unless you opt in.

Point it at your own recording.

No account, no vendor number. A captured call and a simulated scenario score the same way.

hotato — test run
$ hotato test run conversation-test.yaml --agent <id>

# or cover every scenario you must handle
$ hotato simulate scenario.yaml --out runs/
hotato — doctor
Terminal output of hotato doctor: eight turn-taking events, all pass, with did_yield, seconds_to_yield and talk_over per event, and exit_code=0.
The same verdicts in the terminal — 8/8 events pass, timing per event, exit 0.

Three questions, one call.

Hotato owns the offline questions: the whole-call scorecard before a release, the regression check after a fix. The live, mid-call decision belongs to your runtime voice layer.

The same call, three jobs
The questionThe tool for itWhen
Did the whole call succeed? Outcome, policy, conversation, speech, and reliability, each scored on its own evidence.Hotato, the conversation-QA suitebefore it ships
Should the agent yield right now? The live turn-taking decision, mid-call.Your runtime voice layerduring the call
Did the confirmed timing bug come back? Re-scored from the same audio, deterministically.Hotato, the same suite, gated in CIafter a confirmed bug

Turn-taking timing is the conversation dimension's deterministic proof-point, gated in CI so a fixed bug stays fixed. See the timing page →

See where it agrees with you.

One recording, a per-dimension scorecard, and the command to regenerate every result.

$ uvx hotato start --demo

Bundled recordings, no account. Get started → · self-host →