The phone line your company answers before you hire anyone.
Describe the calls you need answered. A Callable takes them without hiring or writing a script from scratch.
- 01Read the request
worked out what it still needed to know
- 02Asked back
‘What language and locale should the agent speak to callers?’
- 03Wrote the draft
a greeting and a system prompt (its standing instructions)
- 04Planned the tests
caller scenarios designed to break it
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Calls a founder shouldn’t have to take.
A candidate calling about the job post
It answers the basics — role, location, how to apply — and takes a message when a person is needed.
A customer asking if you’re still in business
It confirms the company is operating, points to the right page, and does not guess at a policy it was not given.
A vendor chasing a late invoice
It takes the details and flags them instead of promising a payment date nobody set.
A reporter asking for a comment
It declines and takes a message instead of answering a question only a founder should.
Someone testing whether a human will pick up
It says plainly that it is an AI agent when asked. It does not pretend.
Why founders build here first.
One conversation, not a hire
Write a plain-language brief. The builder asks what it needs and drafts the line.
Nothing goes live unreviewed
Every draft is tested before publication, and every publish is recorded.
Your own number, your own rules
Publish to a number you own, then update the rules as the business changes.
It refuses out loud.
A wrong promise is a founder’s problem. A Callable declines rather than guessing, and says so on the call.
- Caller
Can you give me a purchase order number for this order?
- Agent
I can’t issue purchase order numbers — that’s set by the finance team, not by this line. I’ll take your company name and the order details and flag it in the summary so someone follows up directly.
- The refusal turn — required to pass
Describe the line you need.