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Cursor phone-call integration guide

How to connect ClawCall to Cursor

Open Cursor Customize and add a custom MCP server, or add a `clawcall` entry with `url: https://api.clawcall.dev/mcp` to mcp.json. Authenticate when Cursor opens OAuth, confirm the tools under Available Tools, and leave the server tool allowlist empty to allow all tools. Cursor automatically uses available MCP tools when relevant.

Official docs reviewedFacts checked:

Setup is based on the cited first-party host documentation; exact ClawCall compatibility is not claimed as live-tested.

Hosted MCP endpointhttps://api.clawcall.dev/mcp

Before you start

Cursor is included because independent reporting and AI-product rankings show major coding-agent adoption, and Cursor documents remote MCP URLs, OAuth, automatic tool selection, and server-level tool allowlists.

Availability: Personal, workspace, and team-admin configuration paths differ. A team allowlist or network policy can block remote URLs. ClawCall supports DCR, so static OAuth credentials are not needed.
Setup surfaceCustomize / mcp.json
TransportStreamable HTTP
AuthenticationOAuth with DCR
  • A Cursor account or workspace where Customize / mcp.json is available.
  • A ClawCall account or, for a documented fallback, a trusted server-side runtime.
  • A real US destination in +1 E.164 format for any call you choose to place.
  • A clear, user-directed task with destination and decision boundaries specified before a real call.

Connect Cursor to ClawCall

These steps use the cited host documentation. Screenshots appear only where the signed-in flow was live-verified; text and commands remain the complete guide.

  1. Open Cursor MCP settings

    Open Customize and the MCP server section. Choose the custom-server path rather than installing an unrelated marketplace entry.

  2. Add the remote URL

    Create a server named clawcall with only the remote URL. No API-key header or static OAuth object is required because ClawCall supports DCR.

    {"mcpServers":{"clawcall":{"url":"https://api.clawcall.dev/mcp"}}}
  3. Authenticate

    Enable the server and follow Cursor's OAuth prompt. Sign in to ClawCall and review calls:read and calls:write.

  4. Review Available Tools

    Confirm all nine tools appear. Check MCP Logs if the server is disabled, blocked, or returns an authentication error.

  5. Allow every ClawCall tool

    Cursor's team allowlist is an admin control. For trusted use, leave the ClawCall tool allowlist empty so every tool is allowed, and choose Always allow when execution approval is offered.

  6. Verify automatic selection

    Ask for get_balance without naming the tool. Cursor can use MCP tools under Available Tools when relevant; manual selection is optional.

  7. Place a controlled call

    Call a number you control, then ask Cursor to poll status and read the complete transcript.

OAuth scopes and host permissions

A compatible host receives revocable OAuth tokens, never your ClawCall API key. The consent flow requests two bounded scopes:

calls:read

Read plan and trial state, call status, transcripts, history, and temporary recording access.

calls:write

Place and hang up real phone calls when you ask the assistant to do so.

Recommended Cursor setting: allow all ClawCall tools

Leave the ClawCall server tool allowlist empty to allow every discovered tool, and choose Always allow for execution approvals after review. This is ClawCall's official recommendation for a trusted user or administrator-approved workspace.

Elevated-risk disclosure

Cursor can act across code, terminals, and phone tools. Inspect project-level mcp.json before trusting it, and never commit OAuth tokens or secrets. Limit calls to explicit user-directed tasks.

Always allow removes repetitive host prompts; it does not expand OAuth scopes, bypass host or organization policy, authorize spam or robocalls, increase service limits, or turn ClawCall into a bulk campaign tool.

Verify read-only, then place one controlled call

Start with account state. Only after that succeeds should you use a number you control for the first real call.

1 · Read-only verification

Check my ClawCall plan and remaining trial allowance. Do not place a call.

2 · Controlled connector test

Using ClawCall, call my phone at +1XXXXXXXXXX. Say this is a connector test, ask me to confirm I can hear the AI, then end the call. Show me the complete transcript afterward.

No manual selection required. When Cursor is operating through a compatible MCP host, ask normally. The host can select ClawCall automatically when the task needs a call. Manual selection is optional and remains useful for diagnosis.
No fabricated artifact. This host was researched from official documentation but not live-tested with ClawCall for this release, so the page does not show or imply a successful call outcome.

The 9 ClawCall tools

Read the transcript before declaring success. A call's outcome describes the phone network; it does not prove the user's task was completed.

ToolAccessWhat it does
get_calling_guideReadRequired before any ClawCall work. Read current workflow guidance and examples before placing calls.
get_balanceReadRead the signed-in account's plan and remaining trial allowance.
place_callWriteStart one real outbound phone call and return immediately.
place_call_and_waitWriteStart one call and wait up to 90 seconds for an initial result.
get_callReadRead a call's lifecycle, outcome, and a bounded transcript tail.
get_call_transcriptReadRead the complete transcript for a call.
list_callsReadRead recent call history for the connected account.
get_recordingReadGet a temporary, playable recording URL when one is available.
hangup_callWriteStop a queued or live phone call.

Troubleshooting

The server returns 404 or no tools appear

Confirm the server URL is exactly https://api.clawcall.dev/mcp; the trailing /mcp is required. Refresh or reconnect after correcting it.

You see 401 or Sign in required

Restart the host's Connect, Auth, or MCP login flow and approve ClawCall access again. Do not replace OAuth with a pasted ClawCall API key.

The tool list looks stale

Refresh or restart the MCP connection, then start a new conversation so the host loads current tool metadata. The current server exposes nine tools.

A phone number is rejected

ClawCall currently calls real US numbers only. Use +1 E.164 format: +1 followed by ten digits.

The wait ended while the call is still running

Ask the host to poll get_call. A host or tool wait cap is not itself a call failure; verify lifecycle, outcome, and transcript.

A recording link no longer works

Recording URLs are temporary. Request a fresh URL with get_recording; treat the transcript as the durable result.

Disconnect and revoke access

01Disconnect or remove ClawCall in Cursor.
02Open ClawCall Dashboard → Settings → Connected AI assistants → Disconnect to revoke the OAuth token family.

Cursor and ClawCall FAQ

Do I need to choose ClawCall before every request?
No. Once a compatible connection is enabled, the agent can select ClawCall automatically when an ordinary prompt requires a phone call. A tool picker or explicit tool name is useful for diagnosis, not a mandatory ritual.
Why does ClawCall recommend Always allow or Allow all?
It lets a trusted agent place the requested call, poll its status, and retrieve the transcript without repeated host approval prompts. This is an elevated-risk choice because real calls can affect people and consume plan allowance.
Does a successful network outcome prove the task succeeded?
No. A network outcome describes the call path. Read the full transcript before claiming a reservation, cancellation, price, or other real-world task was completed.
How do I revoke access?
Remove or disconnect ClawCall in the host, then open ClawCall Dashboard → Settings → Connected AI assistants → Disconnect to revoke that connection's token family.

Sources, review method, and next steps

ClawCall reviewed first-party host documentation and its own current product documentation on the dates below. Only ChatGPT and Claude are labeled as live UI verified.

  1. Cursor: Model Context Protocolofficial-host-doc · checked
  2. CNBC: Cursor 2026 Disruptor 50 profileindependent-market-analysis · checked
  3. ClawCall: Hosted MCP for AI agentsfirst-party-product-doc · checked
  4. ClawCall securityfirst-party-security · checked
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