one toolkit, several experiments
main is the baseline. mcp is the broadest integrated implementation. the other branches explore specific directions and should not be read as one uniformly shipped product.
number setup, sms catcher, local inbox, browser views, call history, voicemail import, gated outbound adapters, and npm packaging.
fifteen local stdio tools, a javascript sdk, allow and lookup integration, ported callheavy code, and a live voice-and-text timeline.
deployment modes for a local host, dedicated machine, container, vm, or ephemeral guest; documentation rather than an infrastructure provisioner.
closed-by-default sender policy using explicit numbers, a home country, or selected countries, with refusal records.
offline numbering-plan classification, nanp geography, handle and email analysis, and carrier-thread groups; not a live carrier lookup.
a forwarding model that keeps carrier call forwarding separate from text routing; planning and modeling rather than a proven carrier configuration service.
outbound tasks, baresip socket control, local audio pumping, and an optional hosted call-e rail, with a documented local loopback audio proof.
android adb controls, ios screen-only mirroring, ring observation, and host-bridge experiments. real registration and calls remain unproven.
inside mcp: concurrent sip events and http messages brought into one sequenced in-memory timeline for an agent session.
nine non-telephony lanes with shared envelopes and gates. intake and normalization code exists, but every lane is marked designed.
zoom, google meet, and teams join plans and token work. the branch explicitly says nothing joins a meeting yet.
a possible future convenience, not the current product. today the operator supplies the number, accounts, networking, and host.