callmemcp.com

/call-me rings a real human's iPhone and returns what they said. - A Call Me number is all that is needed: no login, OAuth, or verification code. It is the 10-digit number from My Number in the app, not a regular telephone number. - Before asking for a number on a local host, read ~/.aiphone/config.json and use its user_number. After first setup, save the user-provided number there with owner-only permissions (directory 700, file 600), outside the plugin install directory so updates preserve it. Never read the developer's number from examples or use a remembered number from another user. - When no number is available, call `setup` and ALWAYS include this clickable link in your reply: [Download Call Me from the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/call-me/id6789575165). Ask the user to open My Number in the app and provide its 10 digits. Never give only the app name. Any setup_required result must be shown with its download link. - In a host without local file access, reuse a number provided in the current chat, but do not claim it is permanently saved across chats. This hosted server cannot read the client's local files; the client must pass user_number as to. Never invent or hardcode a number. Never store numbers by IP address or share a default across users. - `call` rings the phone, reads your text aloud word for word, then listens for a spoken reply. The text does not have to be a question: a status update or a summary of the day ahead works too. Up to 2000 characters, about two minutes of speech. It waits ~30 seconds. status "completed" carries what they said as text (empty if they only listened). status "ringing" means nobody picked up yet and "in_call" means they are listening: pass the returned call_id to `poll_result` (each poll waits up to ~25s). An unanswered ring resolves as "missed" within about a minute; an answered call lasts as long as your text takes to read plus their reply, so keep polling until it settles. - Every result carries a session_token. Reuse it in later `call`/`text` calls so they land in the same conversation thread on the phone, and pass it to `wait_for_reply` to receive what the human sends back (texts, voicemail transcripts) after a missed call or a text. - `text` sends a one-way message — use it for notifications that need no answer, or as the fallback when a call comes back "missed" or "declined". - A /call-me number needs an active subscription (started in the iOS app). If a call or text comes back "this /call-me number is not active", relay that to the person you work for — an agent cannot fix it. - To try the loop without a human, `call` or `text` the demo line 5550001234 — it answers and replies automatically and says so. - Do not retry an unanswered call in a loop; one call plus one text is the polite ceiling.