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MCP Server

As AI agents move from "chatting" to "operating," they need a way to interact with real-world infrastructure. The didlogic MCP Server is our official implementation of the Model Context Protocol, allowing LLMs (like ChatGPT and Claude) to act as your virtual telecom engineer.

The didlogic MCP server provides a standardized "provisioning layer" that any modern AI model can connect to. Instead of writing complex API integrations, you simply connect your LLM to our server, and it gains the ability to manage numbers, routing, and SIP accounts through natural language.

Server URL: mcp.didlogic.com

Capabilities​

Once connected, your AI agent can perform the following high-level workflows:

Infrastructure Management​

  • SIP Accounts: Create, update, or delete SIP credentials (user seats).
  • Security: Add or remove IP addresses from your account allowlist.
  • DID Provisioning: Search for available numbers globally and purchase them instantly.

Routing & Automation​

  • Inbound Routing: Set up call hunt groups or route numbers to specific SIP accounts/PSTN destinations.
  • Messaging: Send and receive SMS through your purchased DIDs.

Billing & Logs​

  • Usage: Pull real-time call history and transaction logs.
  • Monitoring: Check account balances and generate billing reports.

Setting Up MCP in Your LLM​

ChatGPT (OpenAI)​

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Available on Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans.

  1. Navigate to Settings → Tools → Add MCP Server.
  2. Configure with these settings:
    • Name: didlogic
    • Server URL: https://mcp.didlogic.com
    • Auth Type: OAuth
    • Credentials: Leave Client ID and Client Secret empty (the server handles this via the login window).
  3. Click Save and complete the authorization in the pop-up window.

Claude Desktop (Anthropic)​

  1. Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
  2. Enter the same details as above:
    • Name: didlogic
    • Server URL: https://mcp.didlogic.com
    • Auth Type: OAuth (Leave ID/Secret blank).
  3. Authorize the connection via the didlogic login prompt.

Example AI Workflows​

To trigger a telecom action, start your prompt with the keyword didlogic.

  • Scenario: New Employee Setup

    "didlogic: Create a new SIP account for 'Jane Doe', buy a UK phone number, and route it to her new account."

  • Scenario: Fraud Monitoring

    "didlogic: Pull my call history for the last 24 hours and highlight any outbound calls that cost more than $5."

  • Scenario: Temporary Verification

    "didlogic: Buy a local US number for one hour, then delete it after my confirmation."

warning

AI models can occasionally misinterpret instructions (hallucinate). Always verify critical infrastructure changes or large-scale purchases initiated by an AI agent. Automation is performed at the user's risk.