Voice / phone / video interface for claude-ops. All API calls via curl — no SDK dependencies. Native handlers (Phone, FaceTime, Zoom desktop) require zero credentials; programmatic channels (Twilio, Bland AI, ElevenLabs, Groq, Zoom REST) resolve credentials via the standard claude-ops chain.

Skill: ~/.claude/plugins/data/ops-ops-marketplace/skills/ops-voice/SKILL.md Wrapper: ~/.claude/plugins/data/ops-ops-marketplace/bin/ops-voice Routed from: Skills Reference#opscomms for natural-language send flows.

# Native — no credentials, opens the macOS app
/ops:voice phone +1234567890
/ops:voice facetime user@example.com
/ops:voice zoom start
# Smart calendar joiner (v2.9.1)
/ops:voice join # joins the meeting that's happening now
/ops:voice join --at next # skip current, join the next future meeting
/ops:voice join --dry-run # show what would happen, don't launch
# Programmatic — credentials required
/ops:voice twilio-call +1234567890 +15551234567 --twiml https://demo.twilio.com/docs/voice.xml
/ops:voice twilio-sms +1234567890 +15551234567 "your message"
/ops:voice bland-call +1234567890 "task prompt for the AI agent"
/ops:voice tts "text to speak" --voice <voice_id> --out /tmp/out.mp3
/ops:voice transcribe /path/to/audio.mp3
/ops:voice zoom schedule "<topic>" --start "2026年05月22日T15:00:00Z" --duration 30

/ops:voice join reads your Google Calendar via gog calendar events --all --today -j --sort start, picks the event that's happening now (within ±window minutes, default 10) or the next future meeting, extracts a conference URL, applies the AV policy below, then hands off to the native opener (which honours Plugin-Rules#rule-7--mobile--ssh-sessions-compact-text-no-tables — SSH/mobile sessions get a copy-able URL block instead of open).

--at now|next|HH:MM default: now
--window MIN default: 10 (±minutes around target time)
--dry-run print plan, don't launch
--json machine-readable output

Walks the event in this order until something resolves:

1. hangoutLink (Google Meet)
2. conferenceData.entryPoints[].uri (any provider — Meet / Zoom / Teams / Webex)
3. location field
4. description regex scan: zoom.us/j/<ID>, meet.google.com/<code>, teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/..., webex.com/meet/...

Tag the event title or description (case-insensitive) to force a setting:

[cam:on] [cam:off] → force camera state
[mic:on] [mic:off] [mic:muted] → force mic state

Example calendar event description:

Quarterly review with the board.
[cam:on] [mic:muted]

Overrides always beat the heuristic. Combine freely.

The script picks the physical mic source based on whether your laptop lid is open or closed:

The script reports the chosen source and launches Camera Hub when present, but does not programmatically flip the in-app device picker — Zoom / FaceTime / Meet all remember the last-selected device, so flipping it once per app is permanent.

If Elgato Camera Hub is installed, it's launched before the meeting opens so the virtual cam is registered as a usable device. Detection paths:

When the picked event has a https://zoom.us/j/<ID>?pwd=<PWD> link, it's rewritten to:

zoommtg://zoom.us/join?confno=<ID>&pwd=<PWD>

so the desktop app opens directly with no browser middleman. When the AV policy resolves to cam=off, &zc=0 is appended (Zoom's "camera off on join" flag).

$ /ops:voice join --dry-run
dry-run: would join "Weekly Sync" (meet, 3 attendees)
 url=https://meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij
 cam=on mic=muted
 lid=closed mic_source=external
 elgato_hub=/Applications/Elgato Camera Hub.app

JSON mode:

/ops:voice join --dry-run --json
# {"ok":true,"channel":"join","detail":"...","picked":{"summary":"...","provider":"meet","attendees":3,"url":"..."},"policy":{"cam":"on","mic":"muted","lid":"closed","mic_source":"external"}}

Programmatic channels (Twilio, Bland, ElevenLabs, Groq, Zoom REST) resolve each required key in this order — first hit wins:

1. Environment variable (e.g. $TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN)
2. ops_cred_get — lib/credential-store.sh reads OS-native keychain (macOS Keychain / secret-tool on Linux / Credential Manager on Windows)
3. preferences.json — plugin data dir ($PREFS_PATH)
4. Doppler — doppler secrets get <KEY> --plain (scans all projects / configs)
5. Password manager — Bitwarden / 1Password / Dashlane, if configured

Required keys by channel:

See OS Compatibility for the broader feature matrix.

When $SSH_CONNECTION, $SSH_CLIENT, $SSH_TTY is set, or $OPS_MOBILE=1 is exported:

• API channels (Twilio, Bland, ElevenLabs, Groq, Zoom REST) work unchanged — pure HTTP, no local UI.
• Native channels (phone, facetime, zoom start|join, join) detect the SSH context, source lib/opener.sh, and call ops_open_url, which prints a copy-able URL block instead of spawning the host's open / xdg-open (which would launch a browser on the SSH target the user can't see).

This matches the broader Plugin-Rules#rule-7--mobile--ssh-sessions-compact-text-no-tables mobile/SSH convention used across every ops skill.

twilio-call, twilio-sms, and bland-call are 1:1 outbound channels — they ring or text a specific human. They are bound by Plugin-Rules#rule-6--outbound-comms-require-per-message-approval-always:

1. Stage one draft. Show the full to, from, body, TwiML URL, or prompt.
2. Ask — AskUserQuestion with [Send] / [Edit] / [Skip], or wait for a plain-chat approval word (ok, send, go, approved, ship it).
3. Send that one. Then stage the next.

Batch sending is never allowed. This applies equally to direct skill use, /ops:comms routing, subagents, and the daemon. The user's defense-in-depth hook (block-outbound-comms.py with /tmp/.claude-send-ok one-shot, 120s TTL token) backs this up — but the skill itself is the primary gate.

Public-broadcast channels (Reddit / X / LinkedIn / Discord public / blog posts) are not covered — see Rule 6 in Plugin Rules for the full scope.

The natural-language router in /ops:comms maps intent to ops-voice sub-commands:

Contact-number lookup uses the same resolver as WhatsApp (mcp__whatsapp__search_contacts) plus an optional contacts.json map in preferences.json.

/ops:voice setup

Scans all sources in parallel (Rule 4 — run_in_background: true):

• Env vars: TWILIO_*, BLAND_AI_API_KEY, ELEVENLABS_API_KEY, GROQ_API_KEY, ZOOM_*
• Shell profiles: ~/.zshrc, ~/.bashrc, ~/.zprofile, ~/.envrc
• Doppler — every project ×ばつ dev|stg|prd config
• OS-native keychain (macOS / Linux secret-tool / Windows Credential Manager)
• Native prerequisites: /Applications/zoom.us.app, FaceTime.app, Phone.app

Validates each found key with a live probe:

For each unset service, presents AskUserQuestion with [Paste manually] / [Deep hunt — spawn agent] / [Skip] — Rule 3 forbids silent skips.

• Skills Reference#opscomms — natural-language router that dispatches to ops-voice
• Skills Reference#opsinbox — when an inbox reply needs a phone call, comms suggests ops-voice
• Integrations — auth setup for Twilio, Bland AI, ElevenLabs, Groq, Zoom
• Plugin Rules — Rule 6 (per-message approval), Rule 7 (mobile/SSH), Rule 3 (no silent skips)
• OS Compatibility — per-OS support for every channel
• Changelog — v2.9.0 /ops:voice initial release, v2.9.1 smart join + AV policy