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@hasna/telephony

v0.2.10

Published

Telephony platform for AI agents — SMS, WhatsApp, voice calls, TTS/STT, real-time streaming

Readme

@hasna/telephony

Telephony platform for AI agents — SMS, WhatsApp, voice calls, TTS/STT, real-time streaming

npm License

Install

npm install -g @hasna/telephony

CLI Usage

telephony --help
  • telephony sms send
  • telephony sms list
  • telephony whatsapp send
  • telephony call make
  • telephony call list

MCP Server

telephony-mcp

39 tools available.

HTTP mode

Shared Streamable HTTP transport (stateless, localhost only):

telephony-mcp --http
# or: MCP_HTTP=1 telephony-mcp

Default port 8839 (--port / MCP_HTTP_PORT). Endpoints: GET /health, POST /mcp.

REST API

telephony-serve

telephony-serve fails closed for /api/* until a REST API key is configured. Clients must send either a bearer token or x-telephony-api-key. The REST gate runs before send, call, phone-number provisioning, and release paths, so missing or invalid credentials do not call Twilio or write local ledgers. Mutating phone operations also require E.164 destinations and pass a toll-fraud prefix denylist before provider calls.

Mutating REST operations are queue-first. Requests must include Idempotency-Key; otherwise they return 428 before provider execution. By default, and in fixture or sandbox provider mode, send/call/number mutations are retained in the local safety queue with retry metadata and no Twilio side effects. Live provider mutation requires all of:

  • X-Telephony-Provider-Mode: live_mutating
  • X-Telephony-Live-Execution: approved
  • X-Telephony-Operator-Approval: approved
  • X-Telephony-Sandbox-Smoke: passed

The safety queue is visible through GET /api/safety/queue, and queued entries can be marked for retry with POST /api/safety/queue/:id/retry. Retention defaults to one day and can be tuned with TELEPHONY_OPERATION_RETENTION_MS. Per-destination mutation quotas default to 10 per day and can be tuned with TELEPHONY_MAX_DAILY_MUTATIONS_PER_DESTINATION and TELEPHONY_MUTATION_QUOTA_WINDOW_MS.

Run POST /api/safety/smoke with X-Telephony-Provider-Mode: sandbox to produce the no-side-effect sandbox proof needed before live mutation. Live smoke is also explicitly gated and returns no provider side effects unless the request carries operator approval and X-Telephony-Live-Smoke: approved.

Twilio webhooks under /webhooks/* require X-Twilio-Signature verification with the configured Twilio auth token. Replayed MessageSid, CallSid, SmsSid, or RecordingSid values are rejected before inbound messages, calls, or webhook dispatch rows are written.

Data Directory

Telephony owns its local SQLite store directly. By default data is stored in the effective telephony data home — the legacy ~/.hasna/telephony/ until the store is migrated to the @hasna/paths-resolved XDG data home (~/.local/share/hasna/telephony on Linux, ~/Library/Application Support/Hasna/telephony on macOS), which is adopted once HASNA_DATA_HOME is set or telephony.db exists there. Set HASNA_TELEPHONY_DB_PATH or TELEPHONY_DB_PATH to use a specific database file, or set TELEPHONY_DB_SCOPE=project to use .telephony/telephony.db under the nearest git root.

Realtime voice streaming requires a public webhook URL for Twilio Media Streams. External PostgreSQL deployments may reuse the exported PG_MIGRATIONS schema with their own database adapter.

License

Apache-2.0 -- see LICENSE