Five recorded Durham restaurant quotes for 10 people, with a cost worksheet that separates room rental, food minimums and deposits. Hear our followup attempt and see which amounts still need confirmation.
Give Claude Code, Codex or Muse a clear scheduling brief, then check what the business actually confirmed. Includes three real calls and reusable templates.
Give Grok a phone calling workflow for appointments, restaurants, service quotes, cancellation questions and refunds, from the call brief to the actual answer.
Hear Muse use Call4me to ask a library about laptop seating, outlets and guest WiFi. Includes the actual recording, a bounded call brief and the limits of the answers.
Keep a business phone inquiry in your terminal task. Connect the caller, supply the exact question and inspect the returned outcome, transcript and available recording.
Compare how each agent connects a calling service, prepares an approved inquiry and checks the answer. Includes three matching call briefs and a worksheet for recording actual results.
Give your agent the full brief now, let call4me keep the schedule, and retrieve the result in a later session. Here are the exact tools, time formats, and live pending and canceled records we checked.
Give the Claude Code session you already use a phone. We connected a real account, checked its balance, and asked Claude to call a restaurant during private dining research. Here is the setup, the actual tool sequence, and what the voicemail did and did not answer.
We used Codex to research and call Waterbar and EPIC Steak, plus a separate Claude Code call to Foreign Cinema. Here is what the websites answered, what the calls added, and what stayed unknown.
Set up custom tools on grok.com, in Grok Bot or through the xAI API. Then hear our actual Grok Bot restaurant call, including the partial answer and the menu problem.
Connect Meta Muse to a phone calling service through a custom connector. Includes our tested setup, successful reuse in a fresh conversation and a recorded library inquiry.
OCT 1 · Nick Khami
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