Using Voxec with Claude

Voxec is in closed beta. You need a Voxec account, which is by invitation for now: request access on the home page. You must be 18 or over. The trial is free.

• Calls are made from a UK number, in English. UK numbers work best. The United States and Canada can be called too; Israel can't be reached yet, and other countries are untested.
• Some numbers are never dialled: emergency services, premium-rate numbers and short codes among them, and anyone who has asked us not to call them again. If you need the emergency services, call them yourself.
• Trial accounts include 10 call minutes a month and can have one call in progress at a time. A call's minutes run from when it's answered to when it ends, rounded up to the next minute. Calls nobody answers are free, and so is your welcome call.
• Calls can be scheduled up to 30 days ahead.
• The agent can mishear or get things wrong, so check the transcript before relying on an outcome. Don't use Voxec for emergencies, or for medical, legal or financial decisions.

The full list of where we can and can't call is on What Voxec can and cannot call.

Before your first call, make sure your name and phone number are on your Voxec profile. The agent gives them to the business, and the welcome call for new accounts can fill them in for you.

For Claude on the web, desktop and mobile. You sign in to Voxec; there's no key to copy.

1. Copy the Voxec server address: https://mcp.voxec.ai/mcp
2. Open Claude's connectors page, click + Add → Add custom connector, name it Voxec, paste the address and click Continue. Keep Use Claude's published identity (Recommended) as the OAuth client and click Add.
3. Click Connect. Claude opens Voxec: sign in if asked, check the request and click Allow. You're sent back to Claude.
4. In a new chat, click + → Connectors and make sure Voxec is switched on, then ask for a call.

On a Claude Team or Enterprise plan, an Owner adds custom connectors for the organisation. Each member then connects and signs in to their own Voxec account.

Connect from Claude — step-by-step guide with a picture of where to click at each step.

Run this in your terminal:

claude mcp add --transport http voxec https://mcp.voxec.ai/mcp

Then type /mcp in Claude Code, pick voxec and choose Authenticate. Your browser opens Voxec to approve it.

Scripts and other MCP clients that send a key instead of signing in can use an API key from the Connect page once you're signed in.

More detail, including troubleshooting, is in the Claude guide.

For ChatGPT on the web, on plans that allow custom MCP servers (Business, Enterprise and Edu). You sign in to Voxec; there's no key to copy.

1. Open ChatGPT Plugins, click + → Add custom MCP server, name it Voxec, enter https://mcp.voxec.ai/mcp as the Server URL and choose OAuth.
2. Tick I understand and want to continue, click Create as a plugin, then install it.
3. When ChatGPT opens Voxec, sign in if asked, check that the request is from ChatGPT and that you'll be sent back to chatgpt.com, then click Allow.
4. In a chat, type @, choose Voxec and ask for a call.

Connect from ChatGPT — step-by-step guide with a picture of where to click at each step.

For Grok on the web, iOS and Android. You sign in to Voxec; there's no key to copy.

1. Open Grok's connectors page (in the app: Settings → Connectors) and choose New Connector → Custom.
2. Name it Voxec and enter https://mcp.voxec.ai/mcp as the server URL.
3. Click to connect. Grok opens Voxec: sign in if asked, check that the request is from Grok and that you'll be sent back to grok.com, then click Allow.
4. Back in Grok, ask for a call, for example “Call the Rose & Crown and book a table for four at 7pm Friday.”

On Grok Business or Enterprise, an admin first adds Voxec in the xAI console (Add Connector → Other, same URL). Each member then connects their ownVoxec account.

Grok Bot (a separate product, run with Cursor) signs in as Cursor, so the Voxec page names Cursor and www.cursor.com instead.

Connect from Grok — step-by-step guide with a picture of where to click at each step.

For Muse, Meta's AI agent. You set it up by asking Muse in a chat, then sign in to Voxec.

1. In a new Muse chat, ask it to connect to the Voxec MCP server at https://mcp.voxec.ai/mcp with OAuth sign-in.
2. When Muse asks for a client ID, reply voxec-muse. There's no client secret.
3. Open the sign-in link Muse gives you, check that the request is from Muse and that you'll be sent back to agent.meta.ai, then click Allow.

Connect from Muse — step-by-step guide with a picture of where to click at each step.

Connecting Voxec gives Claude these tools. Claude picks the right one from what you ask; you don't need to name them.

Give the number, who you're calling and what a good result looks like.

• “Call Luigi’s on +44 20 7946 0123 and book a table for two this Friday at 7:30pm. Anything between 7 and 9 is fine.”
• “Ring my dentist on +44 20 7946 0456 at 8am tomorrow and move my check-up to any morning next week.”
• “Phone my energy supplier on +44 20 7946 0789 and ask why my last direct debit failed. My account number is 12345678.”
• “What calls have I got scheduled? Cancel the one to the dentist.”
• “What did the hotel say on my last call?”

If something essential is missing, such as the date of a booking, Voxec asks before it dials. Give account numbers, PINs and similar details only when a call needs them. Card numbers and security codes are always refused.

• Claude tells you as the call is dialled, answered and finished.
• The agent tells the other side it's an AI calling on your behalf, and gives your name and number where the call needs them.
• If the agent needs something from you mid-call (“They have 7pm or 8:15pm, which one?”), Claude asks you. Answer quickly: the agent can only hold for about 20 seconds.
• Say “hang up” or “stop the call” at any point to end it.
• Every call, with its summary and transcript, is also in My calls on the Voxec website.

• Voxec keeps a transcript and summary of each call while your account is open, so you can check what was agreed, and deletes them if you ask or close your account. Calls are recorded with secure details silenced, and recordings are deleted after 90 days.
• Details you give for one call, such as an account number or PIN, are stored encrypted, deleted after the call and masked in the transcript.
• We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.
• What you type in Claude is handled by Anthropic under its own privacy terms. Voxecreceives only what Claude sends to its tools.

The details are in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Questions about your data: privacy@voxec.ai.

• In Claude: open Customize → Connectors, choose Voxec, and disconnect or remove it.
• In ChatGPT: open Voxec on ChatGPT Plugins and uninstall it, then disconnect its connection if it's still listed.
• In Claude Code: run claude mcp remove voxec.
• In Grok: remove Voxec on Grok's connectors page.
• In Muse: ask Muse in a chat to remove the Voxec connection.
• From Voxec: on the Connect page, under Connected apps, click Disconnect. Access stops within a minute. If you think someone else has access, Sign out of all apps and keys disconnects everything at once.

Disconnecting doesn't delete your calls. To close your account and delete your data, email support@voxec.ai.

Email support@voxec.ai with what you asked for and roughly when, and we'll look into it. You can also report misuse of Voxec there.