call4me blog

A real call asked The Capital Grille Wall Street about a private business dinner for 8. The manager offered the Astor Room in the antique banking vault with a $1,500 required spend. Here is the recording, plus what Patsy's and Shun Lee Palace said for the same search.

A real call asked Sassafraz in Yorkville about a private dinner for 12 to 14. The date was taken, but staff named the room, the minimum and an all in per person estimate. Four other Toronto venues were called for the same night.

A call4me customer's assistant called Vitalant's donor line to stop blood donation recruitment calls. A person took the number off the call list and said it takes 10 to 12 days to fully clear. Here is the path, what was said, and the full 7 minute recording.

A real call to the Paradox Hotel Vancouver front desk asked whether there was any flexibility on a room upgrade fee and whether a romantic room setup would follow the guest to the new room.

A real call to the hotel checked three rooms booked for December. Staff would not search by name alone, then found all three rooms once they had a confirmation number, and added a crib note to the king room.

An automated greeter transferred the call to staff, who booked two people for 7 PM that night and said a text confirmation would follow.

Staff said they were fully committed from 5:45 to 8:15 PM, then offered a lounge table. A real call booked two people for 7:00 PM the same night.

A call4me customer's assistant called MetLife Pet Insurance to get back into a locked out online account and move a policy to a new address. Press 4, wait about 80 seconds, and a person answers. Here is the phone tree, what customer service and a licensed agent changed, the new premium, and the full 14 minute recording.

A call4me customer's assistant called Peloton's privacy request line to stop catalogs and marketing mail. There was no menu, a member support representative answered 22 seconds in, and she offered to escalate the request. Here are both official numbers, what the call established, what it didn't, and the full recording.

A call4me customer's assistant called SimonMed Imaging six times to price, book and prepare for a self-pay coronary CT angiogram with Cleerly plaque analysis at Van Ness in San Francisco. Here are the two numbers, how fast each reached a person, what staff said about price, orders and prep, and all six recordings.

We added call4me to OpenCode as a remote MCP server, ran it headless with opencode run, and had it call Pottery Barn customer service. Here is the opencode.json that keeps the API key out of the file, how permissions behave in headless runs, the line that kept it following the call, and what the call actually got.

We built a small agent with Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK, connected call4me as a remote MCP server, and had it call the Social Security Administration. Here are the query() options that keep the key in an environment variable, the permission settings a headless agent needs, the turn budget for a long hold, and what the call actually got.