Callizy in Claude or ChatGPT
Ask your AI assistant to read your calls, send a text or find a contact.
Role : EveryoneDuration : 3 minOn : Web, Mac
Before you start
- Your usual Callizy account: no key to create.
- Claude or ChatGPT, or an editor: Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex or Windsurf.
Step by step
5 steps, about 3 min- 1
In Claude or ChatGPT
Open the connectors
20 sIn Claude or ChatGPT, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a connector.
Settings/Connectors
- 2
Paste the Callizy server address
20 sPaste this address, then confirm.
https://api.callizy.ca/mcp - 3
Sign in to Callizy
30 sThe Callizy page opens: sign in with your usual account, no key.
- 4
Ask your question
1 minFor example: “Who left a voicemail this morning?”, “Summarize my call about the Tremblay file” or “Let Ms. Roy know her car is ready”. For a text, the assistant opens the Callizy screen with the message ready: you press Send.
- 5
In an editor
Or in your editor
30 sIn the terminal, add the server with this command. On first use, the editor opens the Callizy sign-in page.
claude mcp add callizy --transport http https://api.callizy.ca/mcp
Key points
- 45 tools for your assistant: 30 that read, 15 that act (notes, tasks, contacts, tables, AI agent).
- Texts and calls: the assistant never does them itself. It opens the Callizy screen, and you press Send or Call.
- Included in every Callizy plan.
Not working?
The assistant cannot find your calls
- Check that the Callizy connector is turned on in the conversation.
- Sign in to Callizy again from the connectors.
The sign-in page does not open
- Check the address you pasted: https://api.callizy.ca/mcp, with no space.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an API key?
No: your usual Callizy account is enough. An API key is still an option for developers.
Can the assistant act without me?
No. A text or a call only goes out when you press the button, in the Callizy screen. For a note, a task or a contact, your assistant asks for your permission first, unless you allowed it to act without asking.
What can it do?
Read your calls, voicemails, transcripts, contacts, notes, tasks and texts, and the team’s numbers; write a note, add a tag, send a text.
Updated October 27, 2026