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T-Mobile customer service number: how to reach a real person
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.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
How to make phone calls from OpenClaw with MCP
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.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
How to make phone calls from GitHub Copilot CLI with MCP
We connected GitHub Copilot CLI to a phone calling MCP server, gave it written briefs, and let it place three real calls. Here is the setup, the permission flag non-interactive runs need, the tool sequence, and what each call actually got.
OCT 13 / Nick Khami
How much does blood work cost? Have your AI assistant compare quotes
Start with the exact tests, compare published prices and extra fees, then let your assistant call labs for the details that are still missing.
OCT 7 / Nick Khami
Phone calling MCP servers for Claude Code and Codex: which setup fits your agent?
Compare call4me, Vapi Agent Phone, Bland, ClawCall, Cocall, and Patter by account setup, calling workflow, and the evidence your agent gets back.
OCT 3 / Nick Khami
Spectrum retention: what to say, and $85 cut to $55
A call4me user's Spectrum internet bill had climbed to $85 a month. Their AI phone assistant called Spectrum, said "cancel" to get routed to retention, sat through the hold, and got the user patched in. Spectrum offered $55 a month for a year. Here's the phone tree, the recording, both offers, and the free technician tip the rep gave.
OCT 1 / Nick Khami
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