ClawCall Adds Inbound Calling — Your OpenClaw Agent Gets Its Own Number
ClawCall — the AI phone calling skill for OpenClaw — now supports inbound calling. Your agent gets a dedicated phone number, picks up within seconds, and converses using the tone and personality you define. The setup remains as simple as before, and users can now configure defaults via natural language commands.
What's New
- Inbound calling: Each OpenClaw (or any agent) receives its own phone number. The agent answers calls quickly and speaks in the style you've configured.
- Notifications: You receive a notification when your agent gets a call. Set up via
clawcall.dev. - Improved skill file: Major updates to the skill file make calls contextually richer and of higher quality.
- Easier configuration: Set default greetings, personality, and voice by simply asking your molty (the agent) — no manual editing required.
How to Update
If you already use ClawCall, ask your agent to update the skill file. The new capabilities will be applied automatically.
Who It's For
Developers building AI phone agents with OpenClaw who need reliable, customizable inbound calling without complex telephony setup.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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