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jami

jami

Make automated calls via Jami (GNU Ring). Use for light VoIP calling, messaging, and peer-to-peer communication without infrastructure.

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name: jami description: Make automated calls via Jami (GNU Ring). Use for light VoIP calling, messaging, and peer-to-peer communication without infrastructure.

Jami Calling Skill

Automate phone calls and messaging using Jami (free, decentralized, peer-to-peer VoIP).

Quick Start

Installation

# macOS - Download from jami.net or use Homebrew cask (if available)
brew install --cask jami

# Or download directly from https://jami.net/download/

# Linux
sudo apt install jami  # Debian/Ubuntu

Setup

  1. Install Jami app
  2. Create/register a Jami account
  3. Get your Jami ID (looks like a long hex string)
  4. Configure in Clawdbot

Make a Call

jami account list                    # List registered accounts
jami call <jami_id> <contact_id>    # Initiate call
jami hangup <call_id>               # End call

Send Message

jami message send <contact_id> "Hello"

CLI Usage

Account Management

jami account list                    # List all accounts
jami account info <account_id>       # Show account details
jami account register <username>     # Register new account
jami account enable <account_id>     # Enable account
jami account disable <account_id>    # Disable account

Calling

# Initiate call
jami call <account_id> <contact_id>

# List active calls
jami call list

# Get call status
jami call status <call_id>

# End call
jami hangup <call_id>

# Set volume
jami audio volume <volume_percent>

Contacts & Messaging

# Add contact
jami contact add <account_id> <contact_id>

# List contacts
jami contact list <account_id>

# Send message
jami message send <contact_id> "Message text"

# Receive messages (daemon mode)
jami message listen

Automated Calling Examples

Simple outbound call

#!/bin/bash
ACCOUNT_ID="your_jami_account_id"
CONTACT_ID="contact_jami_id"

jami call $ACCOUNT_ID $CONTACT_ID
sleep 30  # Call duration
jami hangup

Call with message

#!/bin/bash
ACCOUNT_ID="your_account"
CONTACT_ID="contact_id"

# Call
jami call $ACCOUNT_ID $CONTACT_ID

# Send message during/after call
jami message send $CONTACT_ID "Automated call from Clawdbot"

# Hangup after message
sleep 5
jami hangup

Listen for incoming calls

jami daemon --listening  # Start daemon
jami call list          # Monitor calls

Clawdbot Integration

Configuration (in TOOLS.md)

## Jami Configuration
- Account ID: [your_jami_account_hex_id]
- Contacts: 
  - name: contact_jami_id (hex string)
  - name: contact_jami_id

Usage in Clawdbot

"Make a call to [contact]"
"Send message to [contact]"
"Hang up current call"
"List my Jami contacts"

How Jami Works

Decentralized: No central server. Calls go peer-to-peer. DHT: Uses Distributed Hash Table to find contacts. Secure: Encryption built-in. Free: No costs, no accounts, no subscriptions. Open Source: Full source available.

Limitations

  • Need both parties running Jami (or on a compatible VoIP network)
  • No traditional phone numbers (uses Jami IDs instead)
  • Requires internet (VoIP)
  • Audio quality depends on connection
  • No built-in automated IVR (you'd handle that in scripts)

Advanced: Self-Hosted

For serious automated calling, you can self-host a SIP gateway:

# Asterisk bridge (connect Jami to traditional phone systems)
# FreeSWITCH (lightweight alternative)

But for light calling, basic Jami CLI is sufficient.

Bundled Resources

  • scripts/jami_caller.sh - Make calls from CLI
  • scripts/jami_listener.sh - Listen for incoming calls
  • references/jami_api.md - Full Jami CLI reference
  • assets/jami_ids.txt - Local contact database
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