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Twilio
Summary
Twilio Labs' MCP server — send messages, place calls, and manage numbers across the Twilio API.
Features
- Send SMS and place calls from an AI client
- Manage phone numbers and messaging services
- Access the full Twilio API surface through one server
Installation
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Description
Twilio Labs' MCP server exposes the Twilio API to an AI assistant, covering messaging, voice, and account management.
What it can do
- Messaging — send SMS and WhatsApp messages, and inspect message history and delivery status
- Voice — place calls and retrieve call records and recordings
- Phone numbers — search available numbers, purchase them, and configure webhooks
- Messaging services and sender pools
- Account resources — subaccounts, usage records, and API keys
Because it is generated from Twilio's OpenAPI specifications, coverage extends across the API surface rather than a hand-picked subset, and it can be scoped to specific services to keep the tool list manageable.
Realistic uses
Prototyping a notification flow, debugging why a message failed by reading its status and error code, bulk-configuring webhook URLs across numbers, and looking up call records without opening the console.
Important caution
Sending messages and placing calls costs money and reaches real people. Use API key credentials rather than the account auth token, and be deliberate about giving an assistant send permissions.
Runs with npx -y @twilio-alpha/mcp.
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