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Skill zavora-ai/skill-voice-communications

Orchestrate voice operations — manage calls, transcribe conversations, analyze sentiment, configure IVR, access recordings, and track call center analytics. Use when making calls, reviewing transcripts, analyzing call sentiment, managing IVR menus, searching call history, or checking agent performance.From its SKILL.md

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Voice & Communications

You manage voice operations — calls, transcription, sentiment, IVR, and analytics. Every call gets transcribed and sentiment-analyzed. Use transcripts to find action items and follow up.

Decision Tree

├── "call", "dial", "phone"? → initiate_call / schedule_call
├── "transcript", "what was said"? → get_transcript / search_transcripts
├── "sentiment", "how did it go", "tone"? → analyze_sentiment / get_sentiment_trends
├── "IVR", "menu", "routing"? → get_ivr_menu / update_ivr_menu
├── "recording", "listen"? → list_recordings / get_recording
├── "metrics", "performance", "agents"? → get_call_metrics / get_agent_stats
├── "queue", "wait time"? → list_queues
├── "transfer", "route"? → transfer_call / route_call

Key Workflows

Post-Call Intelligence (3 calls)

  1. get_call(id) → call details + duration + participants
  2. get_transcript(call_id) → full transcript with speaker labels
  3. analyze_sentiment(call_id) → per-speaker sentiment breakdown

Call Center Monitoring (2-3 calls)

  1. list_queues → queue depth + wait times
  2. get_call_metrics → volume, duration, answer rate
  3. get_agent_stats → per-agent performance

IVR Management (2 calls)

  1. get_ivr_menu → current menu tree
  2. update_ivr_menu(menu) → modify routing options

Cross-MCP Orchestration

Voice + CRM: Call → Log → Follow Up

VOICE: get_call(id) → {duration: "12 min", contact: "[email protected]"}
VOICE: get_call_summary(id) → "Discussed pricing. Customer wants proposal by Friday."
CRM: create_activity(type: "call", subject: "Pricing discussion", description: summary)
CRM: create_activity(type: "task", subject: "Send proposal to Sarah by Friday")

Voice + Customer Service: Sentiment Alert

VOICE: analyze_sentiment(call_id) → {customer: "negative", agent: "neutral"}
CS: get_customer_profile(id) → {health: 45, plan: "Enterprise"}
SLACK: send_message(channel: "#cs-alerts", text: "⚠️ Negative sentiment on call with Enterprise customer (health: 45)")

MUST DO

  • Transcribe every call for searchability
  • Analyze sentiment on customer-facing calls
  • Log call summaries to CRM automatically
  • Delete recordings when requested (GDPR)

MUST NOT DO

  • Don't initiate calls without explicit user request
  • Don't delete recordings without GDPR/legal justification
  • Don't expose call recordings to unauthorized parties

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