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About Twilio MCP

Twilio MCP is the Model Context Protocol server for Twilio, the communications platform behind SMS, voice, and verification in a large share of software products. It is generated from Twilio's own API specifications, which means the tool surface tracks the public API rather than a hand-picked subset of it, and an agent can reach the same operations a developer would call from an SDK. The messaging side lets an agent send SMS and MMS from a Twilio number, read message history, and inspect delivery status and error codes for a specific message. Voice covers placing calls, reading call records with duration and outcome, and reaching recordings and their metadata. Phone number management is exposed as well: searching available numbers by country and capability, provisioning them, and updating the webhooks a number points at. Account-level resources such as subaccounts and usage records are reachable, along with the Verify and Lookup services, so identity checks and number validation fit into the same session. What an agent can actually touch is set by the API key it holds, and the loaded services can be filtered so a connection is narrowed to messaging alone. It is built for developers integrating or debugging Twilio from inside an editor, and for support and operations teams who need to trace a failed message without opening the console. Because these tools draw on account balance and send real messages to real people, scoping the API key and restricting which services load are the two controls that matter most before connecting it.