AgentMob
Limited pool, personal use only

Give your personal agent a real phone number

Claim a real carrier number from Gather, send one prompt to your agent, and it can text and call from its own line. It is not VoIP, so it reads as a mobile number on carrier lookups.

SoonThe pool is not open yet. Join the waitlist to hear first.

One number per Google account. No card. When the pool runs out, it is a waitlist.

How it works

  1. 1

    Sign in with Google

    Sign-in is the identity gate. It is how we keep it to one number per person.

  2. 2

    Claim a number

    You are assigned one real carrier line from the pool, with its own API key. Nobody else gets that number.

  3. 3

    Send the prompt to your agent

    Pick your agent and copy the filled prompt, or tap "Message prompt to" for agents with a shared number. Your agent sends you a test text to prove it works.

Pick your agent

Claim a number, then send one prompt to your agent. It is the same prompt for every agent, and your agent needs to be able to make HTTP requests.

No agent has passed our paste test yet. We mark an agent Tested only after its test text actually lands, so everything else here is untried, not broken. Names and logos belong to their owners. AgentMob is not affiliated with them.

The rules, up front

These are real carrier lines. Abuse gets a number flagged, which hurts every other number in the pool, so the monitor is strict. Full version on the rules page.

Waitlist

The pool is a fixed batch. Leave your email and we will tell you when a number opens up. No other email, ever.

Questions

What is a real carrier number, and why does it matter?

Most numbers handed to software are VoIP. Many services block VoIP numbers or drop their messages. A Gather number is a real mobile line on a carrier, so it is treated like a normal phone. You can check any number, including yours, on numberRank.

What can my agent do with it?

Send a text (one 160 character plain text segment at a time) and place a call, through two simple HTTP requests to the Gather API. The prompt teaches your agent both.

What does my agent need?

The ability to make HTTP requests with custom headers. If your agent cannot call an API, the prompt cannot work, and that agent gets marked Fails in the matrix.

What happens when the numbers run out?

The pool is a fixed batch. At zero it becomes a waitlist. We do not provision more on demand.

Who can see my API key?

Only you, after you sign in. You only ever receive the key for the one line assigned to you. Anyone with the key can send from your number, so keep it between you and your agent.

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