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Works with Meta Muse, Grok Bot and Instinct. OpenClaw and Poke are coming soon. Pick your assistant for a prompt written for it.
This prompt works with any assistant that can open web links, send web requests, and keep a key safe.

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Pick your assistant

Each page has a prompt written for that assistant, so its key ends up in the right place.

Meta Muse

Saves its key in its secure credential prompt. Works.

Grok Bot

Sets itself up from its cloud computer. Works.

Instinct

Text or call it to set things up. Works.

OpenClaw

Runs on your own machine. Coming soon.

Poke

Lives in your messaging apps. Coming soon.

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What happens next

1

Paste the prompt into your assistant

It replies with a link and a short code: two groups of four letters and numbers.
2

Open the link and check the code matches

Sign up and pay on your phone. If your assistant knew your details, they are already filled in. Codes last 15 minutes.
3

Go back to your assistant

Tell it you’re done. Setting up the number usually takes under a minute.
4

Pick up the test call

That is your assistant, ringing you from your new number.

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What your assistant can do with it

More things to ask for, like getting through a phone menu or waiting on hold for you, are in Playbooks.

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Common questions

Yes. It is a real US number, and people can call it. Texting is coming soon.
No. You pay on Brilo’s page in your own browser. Your assistant never sees your card, and it cannot buy anything for you.
Calls people make to your number are recorded, and your assistant says so when it answers. Calls your assistant makes are not recorded, but you still get a written transcript. If your assistant rings you mid-call to ask a question, what you say is in that transcript too.
Your assistant is told which limit it reached and when it resets, so it can tell you. Calls people make to you are never blocked by the daily limits. See fair use limits.
Ask your assistant to cancel your Brilo phone plan. It gives you a link; you sign in, tell us why you are leaving and confirm. Your assistant cannot cancel it for you, so nobody can do it by talking to it. Everything keeps working until the end of the month you paid for, and you can undo it until then. After that the number is released for good and your assistant is disconnected. Your call history stays. You can also cancel yourself: sign in to Brilo, open Settings, then Billing, and choose Cancel phone plan.
Try the prompt above. It works with any assistant that can open web links, send web requests and keep a key safe. If yours says it cannot do those things, there is no way to set this up by hand yet.