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## Key components
**Workflows (Agents)**
**[Workflows (Agents)](/core-concepts/workflows-and-agents)**
The conversation logic. A workflow is a graph of nodes (conversation steps) connected by edges (conditional transitions). You define what the agent says, when it moves on, and what data it collects.
**Runs**
**[Runs](/core-concepts/calls-and-runs)**
Every execution of a workflow creates a run. The run record holds the transcript, recording, extracted data, and cost information.
**Telephony**
**[Telephony](/integrations/telephony/overview)**
The phone infrastructure. Dograh connects to your telephony provider (Twilio, Vonage, etc.) to place and receive calls. The audio streams between the caller and Dograh in real time.
**Transcriber (STT)**
**[Transcriber (STT)](/configurations/transcriber)**
Converts the caller's speech to text in real time. Dograh sends the audio stream to your configured speech-to-text provider and uses the transcript to drive both the LLM and the final run record.
**LLM Provider**
**[LLM Provider](/configurations/llm)**
Processes the transcript and the active node's prompt to generate the agent's next response. It also evaluates edge conditions to decide when to move the conversation forward.
**Voice Synthesizer (TTS)**
**[Voice Synthesizer (TTS)](/configurations/voice)**
Converts the LLM's text response to audio and streams it back to the caller. The choice of TTS provider and voice is configurable per agent.
## How it fits together