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🔌 Bolna joins viaSocket’s app directory

If you build automations in viaSocket, Bolna is now a first-class app you can drop into any flow — connect your API key once, no custom code needed.Six actions are live today:
  • Make a Phone Call — kick off an outbound call from any workflow
  • Get All Executions — pull call history and details into your flow
  • List Voice AI Agents — see every agent on your account
  • List Phone Numbers — see every number on your account
  • List Knowledgebases — see every knowledge base on your account
  • List Providers — see every provider connected to your account
📘 viaSocket integration overview · Create a Bolna API connection with viaSocket
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🛠️ The MCP server now controls nearly your whole account

When the Bolna MCP server launched, it covered the basics — agents, calls, transcripts, account info. It’s grown into something closer to a full remote control. From the same chat window, you can now say things like:
  • “Buy me a US number and route it to my support agent” — search, purchase, and set up inbound call routing
  • “Create a batch campaign from this CSV and schedule it for 9am” — batches can now be created, scheduled, stopped, or deleted, not just listed
  • “Add a disposition that pulls appointment_time out of every call” — structured, typed data out of every transcript
  • “Set up a SIP trunk for my Twilio account and attach these numbers” — bring your own telephony
  • “Cancel every queued call for this agent” — stop one call or a whole agent’s queue
  • “What did my Acme Corp sub-account spend this month?” — check and manage sub-accounts, and switch between them mid-conversation with a key you already have on hand
Anything that deletes something, spends money, or places a real call still pauses for your confirmation first, same as before.📘 MCP Overview · Tool List · Prompt Cheatsheet
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🎙️ Maya joins Bolna as a new voice synthesizer

Maya Research’s Maya 2 Native model is now available as a text-to-speech provider, with two voices — Ananya and Arjun — each covering all 11 supported languages, including Indian English.
  • Runs over a persistent WebSocket, so LLM output is spoken as it streams in rather than in fixed chunks
  • Language can switch mid-call without dropping the connection
  • Supports both telephony (mu-law) and web (native 24 kHz) audio
📘 Maya voice provider docs