Nirman

Ex-Amateur bodybuilder, recently Principal Engineer at Meta.

[Nirman @nirman4n]

https://t.co/6BHDZy3dOT

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https://t.co/W9VuNAxgHA: Built an MCP that allows your agent to make phone calls using your own phone number (full-duplex architecture). If it hits a question it can't answer mid-call, it pauses and pings you back with the specific question instead of guessing or hanging up.

[Nirman @nirman4n]

Free to try. Add as a Claude connector:
https://t.co/H26HrFbPAE
Phone verification required (so your real number is the caller ID, and to prevent spoofing).
Listen live, download recordings, view transcripts.

[Nirman @nirman4n]

Built an MCP that lets Claude make outbound phone calls.
The fun part: when the agent needs input from you mid-call, it pings you with the question — without breaking the conversation. Keeps the recipient engaged while it waits for your answer.

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Under the hood: full-duplex speech-to-speech model, not the usual STT → LLM → TTS cascade.
Low enough latency that it feels like a real conversation, not a robot reading lines.
Agent has tools to send mid-call questions back to you, or hand off the whole call if it gets stuck.

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Why this exists:
Every voice agent on the market (Vapi, Retell, Bland) is built for inbound — high-volume support and qualification where calls are structured and predictable.
Outbound is the opposite. Different goal every time, unpredictable turns, contextual asks.

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You give it: a phone number, an objective, and who you're calling.
It dials. Your real number shows as caller ID.

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https://t.co/6BHDZy3dOT

[Nirman @nirman4n]

@nikmcfly69 Great work!

I put up a web app https://t.co/iEfVCHzVtC to one-click deploy and run this on https://t.co/ZN8PdSJArM

My RTX5090 was running at 88C, this allowed me run simulations for several hours while keeping data private.

source open at gh/radishbuild/mirofish-cloud