What problem does it solve? Setting up Webex Calling routing infrastructure requires creating interdependent components (trunks, route groups, dial plans, PSTN connections) in a strict order, and mistakes can disrupt live production call routing. This Skill guides an AI agent through the full dependency chain with prerequisite checks, a confirmation-gated deployment plan, and end-to-end verification. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dependency-ordered provisioning: Creates Trunk → Route Group → Dial Plan/Route List → PSTN Connection in the correct sequence, with reverse-order teardown guidance. - Digit manipulation: Configures org-level and location-level translation patterns for stripping prefixes, adding country codes, and rewriting number ranges. - Routing validation: Simulates call routing with test-call-routing to confirm patterns resolve correctly before and after changes. - Use Case: Connect a new office location to PSTN via an on-premises Cisco CUBE gateway — the Skill verifies auth scopes, creates a registering trunk, builds a dial plan with +1! patterns, sets the location's PSTN connection, and tests routing end-to-end. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to set up PSTN routing for a location by creating a trunk, dial plan, and PSTN connection using wxcli.