voice-call

To initiate a voice call, you use the voice-call plugin to trigger the initiate_call action via Twilio, Plivo, or Telnyx APIs. This enables automated click-to-call workflows for customer support or team coordination directly from OpenClaw.

Yes, you can manage ongoing voice calls programmatically using actions like continue_call, speak_to_user, end_call, and get_status. These actions allow you to monitor and control live call flows through the voice-call plugin.

Yes, the voice-call plugin supports mock providers alongside production providers like Twilio, Telnyx, and Plivo. This allows you to test automated voice communication workflows and call management actions without incurring real telephony costs.

Setting up voice communication across providers like Twilio or Telnyx requires the voice-call plugin to be enabled and configured with the respective provider credentials. This single interface manages testing and production calls without context switching.

You should use a mock provider when testing automated voice call workflows or validating actions like initiate_call and end_call. It simulates the process without requiring actual provider credentials or incurring real telephony charges.

You automate team stand-up coordination by configuring the voice-call plugin to execute initiate_call and speak_to_user actions. This creates a click-to-call workflow that contacts team members via integrated providers like Twilio or Plivo.