# Ringbop

> Give your agent a phone. Ringbop connects AI assistants to user-authorized phone calls through a local STDIO MCP connector.

Developer preview. Supports Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and compatible local
MCP clients on macOS, Linux, and WSL, plus authenticated HTTP integrations. Remote workers use --headless; the user approves in a browser on any device.

## Agent resources

- [Setup prompt](https://ringbop.com/llms-install.md): paste into an assistant to install Ringbop, complete browser sign-in, and verify the native tools.

- [For agents](https://ringbop.com/llms.mdx/agents): install, authenticate, discover native tools, make authorized calls, and resume existing calls without duplicates.
- [MCP tool schemas](https://ringbop.com/mcp-tools.json): exact input schemas for `get_account`, `create_call`, `get_call`, `list_calls`, and `cancel_call`.

## Product and documentation

- [Ringbop](https://ringbop.com/): quick installation and assistant-specific setup.
- [Documentation overview](https://ringbop.com/llms.mdx): supported clients, how calling works, and early-access limits.
- [Account](https://ringbop.com/account): browser sign-in, verified phones, and private call history.

## Downloads

- [Shell installer](https://ringbop.com/install.sh)
- [Python installer source](https://ringbop.com/ringbop-install.py)
- [Python MCP connector source](https://ringbop.com/ringbop-mcp.py)

## Full corpus

- [llms-full.txt](https://ringbop.com/llms-full.txt): complete overview and agent guide as Markdown.

Remote MCP endpoint: https://ringbop.com/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP with a Clerk bearer token; see the agent guide for authorization).