Agent skill

The CallForMe skill is an Agent Skills file named callforme at https://callforme.tel/skill.md. It tells your agent how to run calls well: look up the business, plan, place the call, handle setup, answer mid-call questions and report back. Agents load it from a skills folder or just read the URL.

What it is

A skill is a markdown file that an agent reads when a task matches it. The CallForMe skill uses the Agent Skills format with the name callforme. It's published at:

https://callforme.tel/skill.md

It covers:

• When to use CallForMe (calling a business for the user)
• The order of tools: find_business, plan_call, place_call, get_call
• How to show the one-time setup link and resume with setup_code
• Saving the cfm_ key when using curl, so later calls skip setup
• The free demo line for a practice call
• Sharing a finished call with share_call
• Watching for pending_question and replying with answer_question
• Calling several places with the same questions and comparing results
• What not to put in details (card numbers, passwords)

Claude Code

The MCP server already tells Claude how to run calls. To add the skill too, save it to your skills folder:

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/callforme
curl -o ~/.claude/skills/callforme/SKILL.md https://callforme.tel/skill.md

Other agents

Many agents read skills from a folder. Put the file at <skills folder>/callforme/SKILL.md. Check your agent's docs for the folder it uses. The agents page lists the setup for each.

If your agent doesn't support skills, you can paste the contents of https://callforme.tel/skill.md into its custom instructions or rules file, or just tell it:

Read https://callforme.tel/skill.md and use it to call businesses for me.

Pairing it with a transport

The skill tells the agent how to run calls. It still needs a way to place them:

• MCP: https://callforme.tel/mcp, connected once with one click (see MCP reference)
• REST with curl: https://callforme.tel/v1, for agents with a shell but no MCP (see REST API and any agent with a shell)

Questions