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We called Progressive's general customer service line with general questions and no policy. Saying we wanted a quote on a new policy got a live agent on the line 1 minute 30 seconds in. Here is the phone tree, what the agent said about callbacks, hours and getting a quote by phone, and the full recording.

We called Airbnb's support line twice with general questions for this guide. Here are the key presses that got us to a person, what the representative said about last minute host cancellations and refunds, and the full recordings.

We called Expedia's support line with general questions for this guide. It asks for an itinerary number and hangs up if you don't have one, unless you press 0. Here are the key presses that got us to an agent, what she said, and the full recording.

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 connected a Mastra agent to call4me with MCPClient, made it ask before dialing, and had it call Fabletics customer service. Here is the script, the one schema setting OpenAI models need, and what the call actually got.

We gave the Cline CLI call4me as a remote MCP server, ran it headless, and had it call UPS customer service. Here is the setup that keeps the API key out of Cline's settings, the two things that stop a headless run partway through a call, and what the call actually got.

We called Amazon's customer service line with general questions and no account. Here is how we got past the AI assistant's verification texts to a live person, what she said about callbacks and refunds, and the full 7 minute recording.

We called 1-800-XFINITY with general questions and no account issue. Here is the exact menu route that got us to a live billing representative in 3 minutes 27 seconds, what the rep said about hours and callbacks, and the full 5 minute recording.

We called the IRS individual taxpayer line twice with general questions for this guide. The first call was hung up on by the voice menu. On the second, we named a reason and reached a live representative. Here are both recordings, the menu, and what the representative said.

We called T-Mobile customer service with general questions and no account. Here is the exact menu route that got us to a live representative in 1 minute 49 seconds with no hold music, what the rep said about hours and billing credits, and the full 3 minute recording. Plus three recorded T-Mobile Home Internet calls by a call4me customer's assistant: the no-PIN router code check that fixed a login.

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.

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.