ClawCall Gets Dedicated Phone Numbers: Agents Can Now Reserve a Number for Outbound Calls
ClawCall — the AI phone calling skill for OpenClaw agents — just crossed 10k downloads and is handling ~300 live calls per day. The new feature: dedicated phone numbers.
What Changed
- Search by area code and reserve a number
- Your OpenClaw agent uses that number by default for outbound calls
- Setup takes under 10 seconds
Same Flow, Now With Your Number
The calling workflow remains unchanged: tell your molty “call this place and ask X,” it writes the prompt, makes the call, handles menus and hold, then returns the outcome + transcript. All existing features are still there:
- Outbound AI phone calls from your agent
- Live transcript + recording
- DTMF for phone menus
- Bridge mode when a human needs to take over
What This Enables
This is groundwork for inbound call support — eventually people can call that number back and ClawCall will answer or route. That feature isn't live yet, but it's the direction.
Free Testing
The developer is offering 60 free minutes to anyone who wants to stress-test weird phone-call use cases. If you have a niche scenario, this is a good chance to break it.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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