AI Phone Caller
Brief it, script it, the AI calls — you get the summary log
Make your AI place real phone calls for you: write the call brief (who, why, hard lines), a phone script with objection branches, the AI calls identifying itself as your assistant, and you get a summary log with commitments and reference numbers.
Install it in 3 steps
No sign-up. No CLI tools. Pick your AI, copy one line, paste it over.
Prefer doing it yourself? Buy the skill ($4.99), download the ZIP from your checkout confirmation, unzip it into the directory shown above, restart your AI session — same result. Already bought it? Your AI assistant can download it for you.
What’s inside
One SKILL.md (the playbook) + one starter template. A preview:
AI Phone Caller
When to use
- You need to call a business but don't want to: rental-car company to add a baby seat, store to check if an item is in stock, ISP to cancel without the retention maze
- Booking or changing appointments (dentist, car service, restaurant) where the website doesn't offer it
- Negotiating or cancelling a subscription (Adobe, gym, telecom) where the phone rep has more power than the website
- Any call in another language you can speak poorly or not at all — the AI handles the conversation, you get the summary
- Following up on something that needs a human voice: a delivery exception, a billing error, a warranty claim
Workflow
- Brief (input: your task in plain words → output: call brief)
Write the brief before anything else: who to call (business name, number), why (one sentence), the desired outcome (book / cancel / ask / negotiate), your hard lines (max price you'll accept, dates that work, things to never agree to), and a must-not-say list (no card numbers, no passwords, no personal details beyond what's needed). A vague brief makes a vague call — "call them about the bill" is not a brief. - Script (input: brief → output: phone script with objection branches)
Write the script: opener (who the AI is calling as, and that it's an AI assistant calling on your behalf), the main ask in one sentence, then objection branches — the 3–4 most likely pushbacks and the response to each. End with a close: confirm the outcome, get a reference number or name, and state next steps. The script is a playbook, not a cage — the AI may adapt wording, but never the hard lines. - Call (input: script → output: the call)
The AI places the call and follows the script. It identifies itself as an AI assistant at the start, stays on the brief, uses the objection branches when pushed, and never crosses the hard lines. If the rep asks something outside the brief, the AI says it needs to check with you — it does not improvise commitments. - Log (input: call → output: summary + commitment log)
After the call, write the log: outcome (achieved / partial / failed), what was said (key points, not a transcript), commitments made (by either side, with dates and reference numbers), and follow-ups needed (with who does what by when). If the call failed, the log states exactly where it broke and what to try next — a different number, a different ask, or you calling yourself.
Output spec
Template preview
AI Phone Call Pack
Call brief
- Business: […]
- Number: […]
- Why (one sentence): […]
- Desired outcome: [book / cancel / ask / negotiate / …]
- Hard lines (never cross): […]
- Must-not-say: [card numbers / passwords / …]
- Best time to call (their timezone): […]
Phone script
Opener: "Hi, I'm an AI assistant calling on behalf of [name] to [purpose]."
Main ask (one sentence): […]
Objection branches:
- If they say "[likely pushback]": respond "[response]"
- If they say "[…]": respond "[…]"
- If they say "[…]": respond "[…]"
Close: "Please confirm [outcome] and give me a confirmation or reference number, plus any next steps."
Call log
- Date/time: […]
