workspace/skills/twilio-outbound-call/SKILL.md
# Twilio Outbound Call Skill **Feature**: 042-twilio-voice-mcp **Priority**: P2 **User Stories**: US2 (On-Demand), US3 (Situation Updates) ## Purpose Enable John to request on-demand phone calls for network status updates and schedule periodic update calls during ongoing incidents. ## Trigger Conditions This skill activates when: 1. **Explicit Request** - "Call me with network status" - "Phone me about router-1" - "Give me a voice update" 2. **Scheduled Updates** - "Call me ev
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Feature: 042-twilio-voice-mcp Priority: P2 User Stories: US2 (On-Demand), US3 (Situation Updates)
Enable John to request on-demand phone calls for network status updates and schedule periodic update calls during ongoing incidents.
This skill activates when:
Explicit Request
Scheduled Updates
User Request → "Call me with network status"
│
├─► Gather Network Status
│ └─► Query relevant MCP servers
│
├─► Generate Voice Summary
│ └─► Concise status overview
│
├─► Pre-call Validation
│ ├─► Rate limit check
│ ├─► Quiet hours check
│ └─► Whitelist validation
│
├─► Sanitize Content
│ └─► Remove IPs, credentials
│
└─► Initiate Call via Twilio
Schedule Request → "Call me every 30 minutes"
│
├─► Register Schedule in Memory MCP
│ └─► Store interval, incident_id
│
├─► [Loop] On Schedule Trigger
│ │
│ ├─► Check Incident Status
│ │ └─► Resolved? → Cancel schedule
│ │
│ ├─► Check for Changes
│ │ └─► No updates? → Skip call
│ │
│ └─► Initiate Status Call
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└─► Critical Change Detection
└─► Immediate call on: resolved, escalated
{
"tool": "twilio_voice_call",
"arguments": {
"to": "[WHITELIST_NUMBER]",
"message": "Network status update. All 47 devices are operational. No active incidents. BGP sessions healthy.",
"priority": "normal"
}
}
{
"tool": "twilio_voice_check_rate_limit",
"arguments": {}
}
{
"tool": "twilio_voice_check_quiet_hours",
"arguments": {
"priority": "normal"
}
}
Network status update.
{device_count} devices monitored.
{healthy_count} healthy, {warning_count} warnings, {critical_count} critical.
{active_incidents} active incidents.
Most recent: {recent_event}.
Status for {device_name}.
Device type: {device_type}.
State: {operational_state}.
CPU: {cpu_percent}%, Memory: {mem_percent}%.
Uptime: {uptime}.
Update on incident {incident_id}.
Status: {status}.
Duration: {duration}.
Affected: {affected_services}.
Latest update: {update_summary}.
{
"scheduled_calls": {
"max_interval_minutes": 60,
"min_interval_minutes": 15,
"auto_cancel_on_resolve": true,
"skip_if_no_changes": true
}
}
User: "Call me with the network status"
Action:
1. Check rate limits (OK)
2. Check quiet hours (OK)
3. Gather status from MCP servers
4. Generate summary: "47 devices operational, no incidents"
5. Sanitize content
6. Initiate call to [WHITELIST_NUMBER]
User: "Call me every 30 minutes about incident INC12345"
Action:
1. Register schedule in Memory MCP
2. Every 30 minutes:
a. Check if incident resolved → Cancel if yes
b. Check for status changes → Skip if none
c. Generate update message
d. Initiate call
3. On incident resolve → Final call + cancel schedule
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