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We called The Home Depot twice with general questions for this guide. 1-800-HOME-DEPOT left us on hold until a survey picked up. The online orders line reached a live representative in 1 minute 34 seconds. Here are both recordings, the menus, and what the representative said, checked against homedepot.com.

We called Southwest's general questions line, 1-800-I-FLY-SWA, for this guide. Saying "representative" put us on hold, and a live reservations agent answered 4 minutes 10 seconds in. She wouldn't take general questions. Here is the route, the full recording, and where Southwest answers them in writing.

We called AT&T wireless customer service four times for this guide. Two calls never got past the voice system, one hit our own time limit on hold, and one reached a live representative after 44 minutes. Here are the recordings, the route that worked, and what the representative said.

We called Costco's membership and warehouse line with general questions and no member number. Here is the touch-tone menu, how long it took to reach a person, what the representative said about prices, refunds, non-members and scams, where Costco's own website says something different, and the full 19 minute recording.

We called the Social Security Administration's national 800 number with general questions for this guide. The menu asked for a Social Security number; we didn't give one and still got an agent. Here is the menu, the 20 minute hold estimate, what the representative said, and the full 22 minute recording.

We called 1-800-ASK-USPS with general questions for this guide. Here is the voice menu that took 7 minutes to get through, the step that finally reached an agent, what the representative said about delivery times, missing mail, Hold Mail and scam texts, and the full 16 minute recording.

We added call4me to Goose as a remote MCP extension, ran it headless with goose run, and had it call Amazon customer service. Here is the config.yaml that keeps the API key out of the file, the permission mode headless runs need, and what the call actually got.

OpenClaw connects to remote MCP servers natively, so one command gives your personal agent a phone. We installed OpenClaw on Linux, added call4me, installed the call4me skill from ClawHub, and had OpenClaw place a real call to T-Mobile. Here is every command that worked, the two that didn't, and what the call actually got.

n8n's MCP Client Tool turns any remote MCP server into tools for an AI Agent node. We pointed it at call4me, ran the workflow, and let it call Xfinity customer service. Here is the workflow, the settings that matter for long calls, and what the call actually got.

Perplexity can't dial a phone on its own, but Pro, Max and Enterprise accounts can add a remote MCP server as a custom connector. Add call4me once, sign in, and Perplexity can place a real call and bring back the answer.

Google now lets Gemini call some businesses for you on Pixel 11. For other calls, you can add a calling MCP server as a Gemini custom app, or connect it to Gemini CLI and Antigravity CLI. Here is what each option covers and the exact setup.

Add one remote MCP server to Cursor's mcp.json, sign in once, and the agent in the editor or the Cursor CLI can place a real call, follow it to the end and bring back the answer.