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Twilio MCP Server

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The Twilio MCP Server enables AI assistants like Claude to send SMS and MMS messages using the Twilio API. It provides a secure and convenient way to integrate SMS functionality into AI workflows.

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What is Twilio MCP Server?

This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI assistants, specifically Claude, to send SMS and MMS messages via the Twilio API. It acts as a bridge between the AI and the Twilio service.

How to use Twilio MCP Server?

To use this server, you need a Twilio account and Node.js installed. Configure the server with your Twilio credentials (ACCOUNT_SID, AUTH_TOKEN, FROM_NUMBER) as environment variables. Then, configure your AI assistant (e.g., Claude Desktop) to use the server by specifying the command and arguments to run the server, along with the environment variables.

Key features of Twilio MCP Server

  • Send SMS messages

  • Pre-built prompts for common messaging scenarios

  • Secure handling of Twilio credentials

  • Integration with Claude AI Assistant

Use cases of Twilio MCP Server

  • Sending automated SMS notifications

  • Creating AI-powered SMS chatbots

  • Integrating SMS functionality into AI workflows

  • Sending creative SMS messages (e.g., haikus) through AI

FAQ from Twilio MCP Server

How do I format phone numbers?

All phone numbers must be in E.164 format (e.g., +11234567890).

What are the rate limits?

Be aware of your Twilio account's rate limits and pricing. Refer to Twilio documentation for details.

How do I keep my credentials secure?

Keep your Twilio credentials secure and never commit them to version control. Use environment variables to store sensitive information.

What if I get a 'Phone number must be in E.164 format' error?

Make sure the phone number starts with '+' and the country code.

What if I get an 'Invalid credentials' error?

Double-check your ACCOUNT_SID and AUTH_TOKEN. You can copy them from the Twilio Console.