Ict Innovations

Forty projects across thirteen sections, each one opened and checked before it went in. It fills an odd gap. The main awesome directory carries 622 curated lists and not one of them covers telephony, VoIP or SIP.

The free MIT-licensed tool measures what a caller actually hears, and ships a reference agent that proves the numbers work.

The free, MIT-licensed tool connects AI assistants such as Claude to the ICTFax open-source fax server, letting them list and track faxes and, when the operator allows it, send a fax. Sending stays off by default.

The free, MIT-licensed tool connects AI assistants such as Claude to the ICTExam platform, letting them read gradebooks, analyze questions, and turn PDF papers into structured exams. Write actions stay off until the operator enables them.

Two libraries pulled out of the ICTContact contact center platform are now on PyPI and Packagist under the MIT licence. One solves audio clipping in real time text to speech, the other puts 21 CRMs behind a single PHP interface.

Two MIT-licensed releases lift the speaking-agent media path out of ICTContact so telephony teams can run it on their own Asterisk servers, with local speech synthesis and no call audio leaving their stack.

The free MIT-licensed server lets AI assistants read live state from Asterisk or FreeSWITCH. It runs read-only by default and is now listed in the official MCP Registry.

New AI Voice Agent holds natural two-way phone conversations at campaign scale, with live agent transfer, callback scheduling, and CRM updates handled during the call.

ICT Innovations ships equivalent-math marking, drag-and-drop question types, and native Moodle grade passback in its latest online exam release.

New help desk platform combines live chat, ticketing, and visitor tracking in one interface — starting at $9.99/month with full-ownership licensing for MSPs