Overview
OneLi connects your AI agent to the phone. You tell the agent who to call and what to find out, and it handles an outbound call in Hebrew: book an appointment, check whether an order is ready, or coordinate with a customer or a supplier. There is no extra app. You sign in with Google or with an email link, and connect the account through MCP or API. The instructions, questions during the call, and the summary stay in the same chat.
The challenge
Coordinating by phone stops the day. You wait on the line, call back when nobody answers, and write down what was agreed. An AI agent already knows what needs to happen, but without a line it stays in text. The gap is between a written request and a real conversation in Hebrew, when a detail can change along the way.
The solution
OneLi is a connection to the agent you already use, not an agent instead of it. One MCP server, or an API. You give a number, a goal, and preferences, and the agent dials. At the start of the call she introduces herself as a digital assistant. You can send a new instruction in the middle, for example a different time or a question about price, and it takes effect from her next turn. If another time or price is offered, a consultation question comes back to chat. When there is no answer, there are two more attempts, after 5 minutes and after 15, within the allowed calling hours. There is no guarantee the other side will answer, or that the time you asked for is free.
A connection to the agent you already have
You do not replace the agent, and there is no new app. You add the ability to dial. OneLi is an MCP server, and an API works too. You connect from Claude, from ChatGPT, from Cursor, from VS Code, or from an agent you built yourself. Approval happens in the OneLi account, and the connection is to that account only.
An outbound call in Hebrew
You say who to call, what the goal is, and which hours or terms can be approved. You can also give a budget in advance. OneLi dials in Hebrew and opens as a digital assistant, so the other side knows who they are talking to. If a detail changes in the middle, you send an instruction from chat. When another time or price is offered, the call can pause for a consultation before it continues. On the site, the use shown is outbound calls, not answering calls that come into a business.
The summary returns to the same chat
At the end you see what you asked, what changed in the call, and what was agreed. The transcript and the summary return to the agent. If there is no answer, OneLi tries again, and you check the task status before assuming the appointment was booked. A new account opens with Google or with an email link.
Results
You come out with what was agreed, or with a clear status that the task was not completed. A new account gets 10 minutes of calls to try, with no credit card. After that, the same capabilities on every plan, by the minute: 30 minutes at ₪19 a month, 100 at ₪49, and 300 at ₪129. Extra minutes are bought separately, with no automatic charge beyond the plan. Calls go to regular numbers in Israel.
