Call-Me By ZeframLou

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call-me by ZeframLou is an AI Agents & Automation tool that enables Claude Code to call users on the phone. It facilitates multi-turn conversations and notifies users when tasks are complete or require input.

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Pricing

Open Source

Free tier

API

Yes

Skill level

Technical

About

What is call-me by ZeframLou?

call-me is a minimal plugin designed for Claude Code, allowing the AI to initiate phone calls to users. This functionality is crucial for scenarios where Claude finishes a task, gets stuck, or requires a decision, enabling real-time, multi-turn conversations. The plugin supports various devices including smartphones, smartwatches, and landlines. It integrates with phone providers like Telnyx and Twilio, and uses OpenAI for speech-to-text, with an option for local, free text-to-speech via Kokoro. Users can configure environment variables for phone provider credentials, OpenAI API keys, and ngrok for webhook tunneling, making it a flexible solution for developers looking to add voice interaction to their Claude Code projects.

Best used for

Ideal for developers who need to receive real-time updates from Claude Code, engage in multi-turn conversations with their AI, and integrate AI-driven phone calls into their workflows. Especially valuable for monitoring long-running AI tasks and making on-the-fly decisions.

Common actions

enable voice communication

receive AI notifications

automate phone calls

integrate AI with telephony

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Capabilities

Key features

Initiate phone calls
Multi-turn conversations
Telnyx/Twilio integration
OpenAI speech-to-text
Kokoro text-to-speech
Ngrok webhook tunneling

Target Audience

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Integrations

telnyxtwilioopenaingrokdocker

Pricing & Plans

Open Source

Free

FAQs

What phone providers are supported by call-me?

call-me primarily supports Telnyx and Twilio for phone services. Telnyx is recommended due to potentially lower costs, but Twilio is also a viable option. Users need to set up accounts and obtain API keys from their chosen provider.

Does call-me require an OpenAI API key?

Yes, an OpenAI API key is required for speech-to-text functionality. While text-to-speech can be handled locally and for free using Kokoro, the OpenAI API key is still necessary for transcribing user speech during calls.

Can I use a free text-to-speech engine with call-me?

Yes, call-me supports Kokoro, a free and local text-to-speech engine that runs via Docker. If Docker is installed, the plugin can automatically set up Kokoro, offering a cost-effective alternative to OpenAI's TTS.

What are the typical costs associated with using call-me?

While call-me is open source, it incurs costs from third-party services. These include phone provider charges (e.g., ~$1/month for a number, ~$0.007/min for calls) and API costs for speech-to-text (~$0.006/min from OpenAI). Text-to-speech can be free with Kokoro or ~$0.02/min with OpenAI.

How does call-me handle webhook tunneling?

call-me uses ngrok for webhook tunneling, which is essential for phone providers to communicate with your local MCP server. Users need an ngrok account and an authentication token to set this up, with custom domains available for paid ngrok users.

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