mohitbadwal/ringback
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Let your AI agent call your phone and talk to you — MCP servers for live, interruptible voice calls + tiered alerts, using free self-hosted pieces (pjsua2 + whisper.cpp + Linphone)
MCP
mohitbadwal/ringback
Added 7 June 2026
Overview
This tool provides MCP servers that let an AI agent call your phone for live, interruptible voice conversations. It uses free self-hosted components (pjsua2, whisper.cpp, Linphone) and requires no paid telephony or extra API keys. Tiered alerts allow escalating urgency levels.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need a free, self-hosted way for their AI agent to make live phone calls.
Use cases
- Enable your AI assistant to call you with time-sensitive alerts
- Create interruptible voice interactions for real-time agent feedback
- Build a self-hosted voice notification system without recurring costs
Notes
This tool provides MCP servers that let an AI agent call your phone for live, interruptible voice conversations. It uses free self-hosted components (pjsua2, whisper.cpp, Linphone) and requires no paid telephony or extra API keys. Tiered alerts allow escalating urgency levels.
3 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-06. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Enable your AI assistant to call you with time-sensitive alerts
- Create interruptible voice interactions for real-time agent feedback
- Build a self-hosted voice notification system without recurring costs
Pros
- Fully self-hosted and free with no paid telephony dependencies
- Interruptible calls allow natural back-and-forth communication
- Uses well-known open-source components (whisper.cpp, Linphone)
Cons
- Requires significant setup and maintenance of multiple self-hosted services
- Low GitHub stars suggest limited community support and maturing codebase
- Voice call quality depends on your own SIP infrastructure and hardware
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Pros
- Fully self-hosted and free with no paid telephony dependencies
- Interruptible calls allow natural back-and-forth communication
- Uses well-known open-source components (whisper.cpp, Linphone)
Cons
- Requires significant setup and maintenance of multiple self-hosted services
- Low GitHub stars suggest limited community support and maturing codebase
- Voice call quality depends on your own SIP infrastructure and hardware
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