Subscriber records only

Connect an AI assistant to your BlockTheCalls records

ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok can read the call history and account records we already store for you. They cannot search other people, look up a stranger’s phone number, or run an internet exposure hunt through this connection.

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How the connection works One path, one household: yours.
  1. Your assistant ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok
  2. Finds BlockTheCalls Using our public connection file
  3. Your private access key Works only for your account
  4. Your records only Your call history and account

Other households No access, by design.

What the MCP server card is

Agents discover this service from /.well-known/mcp.json and /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json. The Streamable HTTP endpoint is https://mcp.blockthecalls.com/mcp.

  • get_my_calls returns your own screened-call history.
  • get_my_account returns your own account and screening posture.
  • Optional privacy-report tools, when enabled, still return only your records.

Every tool has an empty input schema. A name, email, phone number, or user id in the request is rejected.

Authentication

A bearer token bound to your BlockTheCalls subscriber is required. A token cannot read another household’s records. Public visitors cannot use these tools.

SMS marketing consent is never required to connect an assistant or to keep a BlockTheCalls account.

Start with the Privacy Guide

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