Plivo MCP. Manage calls, messages, and SIP trunks from chat.

Look, forget those clunky web dashboards and boilerplate API calls. This Plivo MCP Server connects your AI client right into the global telecom infrastructure. You're not just managing data; you're handling actual communication—sending texts, bridging live VoIP calls, and digging through call logs, all without writing a line of code yourself.

When you use this server, your agent gets control over every aspect of Plivo’s services. It lets you check account balances, list out every active phone number, or hang up a stuck SIP session instantly. Here's what you can make your AI client do:

Account Status and Inventory

You need to know where you stand before you start calling. Your agent can pull the core Plivo account details using get_account_info, giving you immediate visibility into usage limits and current billing status. To see all the numbers you've got, use list_plivo_numbers; this tool lists every single active, registered DID (Direct Inward Dialing) number in your account.

For routing calls, it gives you a list of configured SIP endpoints via list_sip_endpoints. You can also get an accounting of all recent connections by running list_calls, which provides a history of both voice calls that came in and those that went out.

Managing Voice Calls

Controlling the phone lines is straightforward. To start a call, your agent executes make_voice_call, initiating an outbound voice connection to any specific destination number you give it. If the call is already running but gets stuck, use terminate_call to cleanly end that active session. Need details on a call that just happened? You can fetch granular data about one specific voice call using its unique ID with get_call_details.

This lets you trace everything about that single interaction.

Sending Texts and Auditing Messages

When it comes to SMS, your agent sends new texts by executing send_sms, mapping the destination number and the message content directly into the prompt. If you need a record of what happened before or after sending a text, use list_messages to get a full history of both sent and received messages.

For deep troubleshooting, you can retrieve granular details for any single message using get_message_details; this is critical because it tells you exactly why a delivery failed.

Workflow Summary

In short, your agent handles the whole cycle. You tell it to send an SMS and provide the E.164 format number; it executes that via send_sms. If you need to check if your account has bandwidth left, you call get_account_info. To confirm which numbers are active for a campaign, you run list_plivo_numbers, or to track down why last week's message bounced, you pull the failure reason using get_message_details after checking the main log with list_messages.

You never write boilerplate code; just tell your AI client what telecom operation you need done.