call-me
Minimal plugin that lets Claude Code call you on the phone.
CallMe is a Claude Code plugin that enables the AI assistant to initiate phone calls to notify you when tasks complete, require decisions, or encounter blockers. The plugin integrates with Telnyx or Twilio for telephony and OpenAI for speech processing, allowing natural voice conversations with Claude during long-running development tasks. Once installed, Claude can call your smartphone, smartwatch, or landline to have multi-turn conversations while you're away from your desk. It runs as an MCP server locally and automatically sets up ngrok tunneling to handle phone provider webhooks.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Start long-running build or deployment tasks and walk away, receiving a call when they complete or fail
- 02Have Claude call you to discuss architectural decisions during complex refactoring projects
- 03Get phone notifications when automated tests encounter failures requiring human judgment
- 04Review and approve Claude's proposed changes via voice conversation before committing code
- 05Receive status updates on multi-step workflows while away from your computer
- 06Enable hands-free interaction with Claude while working on hardware or away from keyboard
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call-me — FAQ
What is the CallMe plugin for Claude Code?+
CallMe is a Claude Code plugin that lets the AI assistant call you on the phone to report task completion, ask for decisions, or discuss next steps. It works with any phone device and enables natural voice conversations with Claude.
How do I install the CallMe plugin?+
Run '/plugin marketplace add ZeframLou/call-me' followed by '/plugin install callme@callme' in Claude Code, then restart the application. You must first configure environment variables for your phone provider and API keys in ~/.claude/settings.json.
What API keys and accounts does CallMe require?+
You need a Telnyx or Twilio account with a phone number (~$1/month), an OpenAI API key for speech-to-text, an ngrok account (free tier works), and optionally a Kokoro instance for free local text-to-speech. Environment variables must be set in ~/.claude/settings.json before the plugin will function.
Is CallMe free to use?+
The plugin itself is free and open-source (MIT license), but usage costs approximately $0.01-$0.04 per minute depending on whether you use free Kokoro TTS or paid OpenAI TTS. You'll also pay ~$1/month for a phone number from Telnyx or Twilio.
Which AI clients work with CallMe?+
CallMe is designed specifically for Claude Code and runs as an MCP server plugin within that application. It does not work with Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, or other AI assistants.
Can I use CallMe with a free phone service?+
No, CallMe requires either a Telnyx or Twilio account with paid phone service. Telnyx is recommended as it's approximately 50% cheaper for outbound calls ($0.007/min vs $0.014/min) and doesn't require an upfront credit purchase like Twilio does.
How do I install call-me?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. call-me is a plugin — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is call-me free?+
call-me is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.