wecallio

01 / Setup

Have OpenClaw make your calls.

OpenClaw connects wecallio as an MCP server. After that the agent can place calls on your behalf.

OpenClaw runs on your own machine and has its own shell. You do not have to click through a settings page — you send your agent a message and it connects itself.

The connection uses OAuth: the login opens automatically in your browser as soon as your agent runs the command.

  1. Copy the message. You will send this straight to your OpenClaw agent in the chat — it runs the commands itself in its own shell.
    Message for your agent
    Please connect to the MCP server "wecallio" for phone calls: openclaw mcp add wecallio --url https://wecallio.com/mcp --transport streamable-http --auth oauth openclaw mcp login wecallio Open the login link printed by the second command in my browser and confirm access. Then tell me briefly whether the connection is up.
  2. Send it to your agent. Open your OpenClaw chat and paste the message. The agent runs the commands in its own shell — you do not have to type anything into a terminal.
  3. Confirm access. The login link opens in your browser. Sign in to wecallio or create an account and confirm access.
  4. Get going. Once your agent confirms the connection, tell it something like: “Call the garage and ask what an oil change costs.”
Rather type it yourself?

Then these two commands are all it takes:

openclaw mcp add wecallio --url https://wecallio.com/mcp --transport streamable-http --auth oauth openclaw mcp login wecallio

The second command opens the login in your browser.

Where do these steps come from?

They follow the official OpenClaw CLI reference for remote MCP servers.

Official OpenClaw guide ↗

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