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− - What it does: places phone calls to US and Canadian numbers and joins Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet meetings in a live, natural voice (OpenAI's GPT-Live), then returns a summary, the key details, decisions, action items and the full transcript.− - Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Meta Muse, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code (GitHub Copilot), Gemini CLI and any client of the Model Context Protocol (MCP); agents that can call a web API can use the REST API. Setup steps for each: https://smitline.com/works-with− - Open-source engine: https://github.com/kaelorlabs/smitline (Apache-2.0). Official MCP Registry: io.github.kaelorlabs/smitline. Smithery: kaelorlabs/smitline. Glama: kaelorlabs/smitline.− Smitline lets AI agents such as Claude and ChatGPT make phone calls and join Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet meetings for you, with everything the agent already knows about you and the task. Your agent follows along live, steers the conversation and can do work while it runs, then gets back what was said and agreed. It connects to your agent as an MCP server. Smitline is made by Kaelor Labs: Smitline Cloud is the hosted service, and the engine is open source.− Any agent that can use an MCP server, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity, Claude Code and Cursor, and agents like Meta Muse that connect to a REST API. You add Smitline as a connector with one link and sign in, with no phone or AI accounts to set up. The link is https://app.smitline.com/mcp. During the private beta, signing in needs an invite. Steps for each: Works with.− Not on its own. With Smitline, ChatGPT can make real phone calls for you: on any ChatGPT plan, add Smitline as a custom MCP server under Plugins on the ChatGPT website, sign in, and ask ChatGPT to call. Setup steps for ChatGPT.− Yes. It opens by saying whom it’s calling for and why, and says it’s their AI assistant during the call, always before it hangs up. Anyone who asks gets a straight answer. In meetings it introduces itself when it joins.− It calls US and Canadian numbers. It leaves a short voicemail if no one answers, but it can’t press keypad options in phone menus yet. Smitline Cloud is for adults in the US and Canada, and isn’t offered to residents of Quebec for now.− Smitline is pay as you go: you add credit in advance, from $10, and calls use it by the second while they’re connected. $10 covers about 50 minutes of phone calls, or about 80 minutes in meetings. There’s no subscription, and ringing, busy and unanswered calls are free.− It’s upfront about being an AI, keeps to calling hours (8 AM to 9 PM their time), never calls emergency, crisis or premium-rate numbers, and respects do-not-call requests. You’re responsible for what you ask it to do, including any consent rules that apply to you.− - [Smitline on Smithery](https://smithery.ai/servers/kaelorlabs/smitline)+ - What it does: places phone calls to US and Canadian numbers (more countries are planned) and joins Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet meetings in a live, natural voice (OpenAI's GPT-Live), then returns a summary, the key details, decisions, action items and the full transcript.+ - Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Grok Bot, Meta Muse, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code (GitHub Copilot), Gemini CLI and any client of the Model Context Protocol (MCP); agents that can call a web API can use the REST API. Setup steps for each: https://smitline.com/works-with+ - Open-source engine: https://github.com/kaelorlabs/smitline (Apache-2.0). Official MCP Registry: io.github.kaelorlabs/smitline. Also listed on Glama, LobeHub and MCP Market.+ Smitline lets AI agents such as Claude and ChatGPT make phone calls and join Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet meetings for you, or start a meeting room and send people its link, with everything the agent already knows about you and the task. Your agent follows along live, steers the conversation and can do work while it runs, then gets back what was said and agreed. It connects to your agent as an MCP server. Smitline is made by Kaelor Labs (https://smitline.com/about): Smitline Cloud is th+ Any agent that can use an MCP server, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity, Claude Code and Cursor, and agents like Meta Muse that connect to a REST API. You add Smitline as a connector with one link and sign in, with no phone or AI accounts to set up. The link is https://app.smitline.com/mcp. During the private beta, signing in needs an invite. Steps for each: Works with (https://smitline.com/works-with).+ Not on its own. With Smitline, ChatGPT can make real phone calls for you: on any ChatGPT plan, add Smitline as a custom MCP server under Plugins on the ChatGPT website, sign in, and ask ChatGPT to call. Setup steps for ChatGPT (https://smitline.com/works-with/chatgpt).+ Yes. It opens by saying whom it’s calling for, why, and that it’s their AI assistant, and says so again before it hangs up. Anyone who asks gets a straight answer. In meetings it introduces itself when it joins.+ ### Can it get through phone menus and wait on hold?+ Yes. Smitline listens to an automated phone menu, presses the option that fits and keys in a number you give it for that call, such as an account or order number. It never keys in card numbers, PINs or passwords. If it’s put on hold, it waits, up to an hour by default, and can ring you when a person picks up.+ It calls only US and Canadian numbers for now, with more countries on the way, and leaves a short voicemail if no one answers. Smitline Cloud is for adults in the US and Canada, and isn’t offered to residents of Quebec for now.+ Smitline is pay as you go: you add credit in advance, from $10, and calls use it by the second while they’re connected. $10 covers about 50 minutes of phone calls, or about 80 minutes in meetings. There’s no subscription, and ringing, busy and unanswered calls are free. More on the pricing page (https://smitline.com/docs/pricing).+ It’s upfront about being an AI, calls only from 8 AM to 9 PM their time unless you say they expect your call then, never calls emergency, crisis or premium-rate numbers, and respects do-not-call requests. You’re responsible for what you ask it to do, including any consent rules that apply to you.+ - [Support](https://smitline.com/support): where to write for help, what to include, when we reply, and how to report a security problem+ - [Smitline on LobeHub](https://lobehub.com/mcp/kaelorlabs-smitline)+ - [Smitline on MCP Market](https://mcpmarket.com/server/smitline)