lifeclaw

LifeClaw MCP

LifeClaw lets an AI agent make phone calls on your behalf and bring the answer back. Its hosted MCP server also lets the agent manage your saved contacts:

• call_me calls your verified receiving number when you ask for a phone update or an urgent alert needs your attention.
• call_person relays a message you confirmed to a specified person.
• call_business calls a business for an inquiry or booking and returns the result.
• list_contacts, save_contact, update_contact, and delete_contact manage the address book shared with your LifeClaw account. Adding, editing, or deleting a contact requires your confirmation. call_contact can then call a saved person after you confirm the recipient and message.

Connect

Claude Code and Codex can open LifeClaw's browser authorization flow without a manually created API token:

# Claude Code: install for your user (all projects), then run /mcp and authorize in your browser
claude mcp add --scope user --transport http lifeclaw https://api-v2.lifeclaw.agentese.ai/mcp

# Codex: the login command opens the browser authorization flow
codex mcp add lifeclaw --url https://api-v2.lifeclaw.agentese.ai/mcp
codex mcp login lifeclaw

Manage these connections in LifeClaw Settings → Connections → Connected apps. OAuth access tokens refresh automatically; the connection's renewal window is 30 days.

For clients using a manual Bearer token, create one in LifeClaw Settings → Connections → API tokens. Configure your MCP client to send it in the Authorization header. Keep the token in your client's secret or environment settings; do not commit it to a repository. Client-specific configuration syntax may differ.

For DeepSeek Harness, this repository also includes a configuration bundle that connects its built-in MCP client to LifeClaw. Install it from GitHub with dsh plugin --profile web add github:Manta-Network/lifeclaw after setting LIFECLAW_API_TOKEN in your environment.

Things to try

• Urgent alert: “If the production outage is still active and I haven't acknowledged the alert after 10 minutes, call me.”
• Requested update: “When the long-running job finishes, call me with a short summary.”
• Business inquiry: “Call the restaurant and ask whether they have a quiet table for four tonight. Tell me what they say.”
• Booking: “Find a nearby dentist, check availability by phone for Friday afternoon, and book a slot after I confirm the details.”
• Change a booking: “Call the restaurant to move my confirmed reservation to 7:30 pm and tell me whether they agree.”
• Call family: “Call my saved contact Mom and tell her I'll be home late. Show me the number ending and exact message before you dial.”
• Address book: “Help me save my mom's number as Mom after I confirm it.”

The 10-minute example needs a running client workflow that waits, checks whether the alert is still active and unacknowledged, then asks LifeClaw to call. LifeClaw handles the phone call; the client handles the timer and alert checks.

Calls may consume credits and require phone setup. Verify your receiving number before using call_me. Confirm the recipient, number, and exact message before using call_person. See the MCP documentation for limits and usage examples.

Support: LifeClaw Telegram. The public configuration files in this repository are licensed under MIT.