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@agora-build/dialf

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DialF — autonomous phone pick/call daemon (dialfd) + CLI

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@agora-build/dialf

CLI for DialF — an autonomous phone pick/call system. The dialf CLI commands a phone (via the dialfd daemon) to make/answer real calls and send/receive SMS over WiFi, while call audio is bridged through a USB sound card on the host.

This package downloads the prebuilt native dialf binary (with onnxruntime + the ten-vad model bundled) for your platform on install.

Install

npm install -g @agora-build/dialf

# or, without npm:
curl -fsSL https://dl.agora.build/dialf/install.sh | bash

Supported platforms: macOS (arm64/x86_64) and Linux (x86_64/aarch64). The postinstall step fetches the matching binary from the GitHub Releases; it never hard-fails npm install — if no prebuilt exists for your platform it prints guidance to build from source.

The phone app (DialF Phone)

This package installs the controller (dialf CLI + dialfd). The phone DialF controls runs the DialF Phone Android app — it places/answers/rejects calls, sends/reads SMS, and reads the call log/SIMs on command, while call audio is bridged through the host's USB sound card. Install it on the phone and pair it to dialfd with a shared key:

  • Newest APK: https://dl.agora.build/dialf/dialf-phone-latest.apk
  • All versions: https://github.com/Agora-Build/DialF/releases

See the main repository for the end-to-end setup walkthrough and the phone-app reference.

Run the daemon as a service

npm install only installs the CLI. To run dialfd in the background, pick a scope — the install scope decides whether the daemon is private to you or shared by everyone on the machine:

# Isolated (your own private daemon):
dialf service install --user
# per-user socket: /run/user/$UID/dialfd.sock (Linux) or /tmp/dialfd-$UID.sock (macOS).
# CLI and daemon auto-agree on the socket.

# Shared (one daemon all login users can drive):
sudo dialf service install
# creates the `dialf` group and binds a machine-wide socket
# (/run/dialf/dialfd.sock on Linux, /var/run/dialfd.sock on macOS), group `dialf`, mode 0660.
sudo usermod -aG dialf <user>                      # grant a user access — Linux
sudo dseditgroup -o edit -a <user> -t user dialf   #                       macOS
# the user logs out/in, then `dialf devices` reaches the shared daemon.

The control socket lets its holder dial, hang up, send SMS, and run jobs, so keep the dialf group to trusted users. Manage the service with dialf service status|stop|start|uninstall [--user].

Usage

dialf daemon                       # run dialfd in the foreground
dialf devices                      # list connected phones
dialf sims <device>                # list SIMs (default tagged)
dialf call dial   <device> <number> [--sim <sub_id>]   # place a call (default SIM if omitted)
dialf call answer <device>            # answer the ringing call
dialf call hangup <device>            # end the active call
dialf call reject <device> [--drop]   # decline ringing call (--drop = answer+hangup, no voicemail)
dialf call list   <device>            # read the call log (JSON)
dialf voicemail off|on <device> [--sim N]   # toggle carrier voicemail (MMI)
dialf mmi <device> <code> [--sim N]   # (advanced) raw MMI/USSD code
dialf sms send <device> <to> <body>
dialf sms list <device>
dialf run  <job.yaml> [--device <id>]                  # run a job once
dialf run  <job.yaml> --autoanswer <numbers>           # serve a job for inbound calls (Ctrl-C reverts)
dialf play <file>

Full documentation, protocol, and the phone app live in the main repository.

License

MIT