test-twilio

Testing Twilio calls locally uses Docker Compose to simulate a controlled environment. This Skill runs a Python script that places test calls to predefined numbers with your Twilio credentials, validating call placement within a one-minute test window without requiring real phone infrastructure.

Yes. Docker Compose isolates Twilio testing to your local machine with a pre-configured Python script. You provide the from-number, recipient numbers, duration, and audio parameters—the dockerized workflow handles call placement and validation in that sandbox.

Prerequisites include Docker, Python, and Twilio credentials configured in your environment. The Skill expects Docker services running and predefined known numbers; you supply the --from, --to, --duration-minutes, and --audio parameters to invoke the test call workflow.

This Skill supports one-minute tests for rapid validation. After Docker and Twilio credentials are ready, execute the Python script with your test parameters to place and verify a call within seconds, then review results immediately.

Yes. The --audio parameter lets you specify custom audio for test calls. The dockerized Python script plays your audio during the one-minute test window, allowing you to validate call placement with realistic message content.

Local testing is limited to predefined known numbers and a fixed from-number within Docker Compose. Tests run for one minute maximum, and results validate only call placement and basic messaging flow, not real-world carrier routing or extended call scenarios.