I built Elo, a voice guide on my curb painting site, for visitors who would rather talk than scroll. It's for anyone who wants to see my work, pricing, and a design preview without clicking around. 1. A visitor opens the site and taps "Talk to Elo". The browser opens a WebRTC voice connection to OpenAI through my server, which checks origin, session, and daily limits first. 2. They just talk. They can interrupt and speak any language, and Elo replies by voice. 3. The model has seven tools, and the page reacts to each one. show_completed_work puts real photos from my catalog on screen. show_website_section opens the real testimonials, FAQ answer, work, or pricing section. get_website_information reads exact public site copy, so reviews and prices are quoted, not invented. 4. show_business_links shows WhatsApp or Messenger when they want to proceed. show_competitor_pricing runs only if they ask to compare. 5. propose_curb_design runs only on an explicit request, such as "make it Knicks colors, bold 25". It generates a preview with gpt-image-2 and edits the last image for changes. remember_visit_choices stores only explicit preferences, with the visitor's exact words as evidence. 6. The page sends its visible state back to the model, so Elo only says "here it is" after the image has loaded. Limits are 12 voice calls per visitor per day, 40 per day total, and a capped number of preview generations. Transcripts are saved for private review, with no raw audio. Elo gives one to three short sentences per turn, uses only published pricing and site copy, and can't book jobs or send messages. I confirm the design, price, and timing myself, and previews are labeled as concepts. Result: nobody scrolls or clicks. Visitors talk, and the site shows them my work, pricing, and a preview. Note: Am just building it not yet build.