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Muse
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Grok Bot
Poke
Olly
Asaply
Soar
Arlo
Asmi
your phone number
Send one prompt to your agent, and it can text and call from your own line. Not VoIP. Not a shared line. Your phone number. That's what an agent needs.
How it works
Share your number with your agent, and watch it call, text and catch your codes, as you.
Join the waitlist.
Three quick answers and we will email you when a number opens up. No other email, ever.
Have an invite code? Use it here.
Or have your agent watch for one
Rather not leave an email? Send your agent one message and it checks once a day, then tells you the moment a number opens up. It works with any agent that can run a daily check.


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Please check this once a day for me: https://getagent.mobile/api/status?format=text It says how many AgentMob phone numbers are free. When at least one is free, tell me right away and send me this link to claim it: https://getagent.mobile/line Stop checking once I claim one, or when I tell you to stop.
The rules, up front
- Personal agent use only. Not for resellers, teams, marketing or bulk sending.
- Only message people who expect it. If someone replies STOP, your agent never messages them again.
- The API key is yours alone. Treat it like a password.
These are real carrier lines. Abuse gets a number flagged, which hurts everyone else's. Full version on the rules page.
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?
It becomes a waitlist: leave your email, a link to you and how many numbers you need, and we email you when one opens up. If you would rather not leave an email, your own agent can check once a day instead.
Who can see my API key?
Only you, after you sign in. You only ever receive the key for the line assigned to you. Anyone with the key can send from your number, so keep it between you and your agent.