some more info for you from our documentation: If you're working with phone numbers not originally bought on Vapi but are from Twilio, you can use your Twilio credentials within Vapi. Specifically, for phone numbers, Vapi documentation mentions fields for twilioAccountSid and twilioAuthToken. These fields are used for Twilio Account SID and Twilio Auth Token, respectively, for phone numbers not purchased through Vapi. This allows you to use your Twilio-based numbers seamlessly with Vapi services by providing these credentials when you list, update, get, buy, or delete phone numbers through Vapi's API. For example, when listing phone numbers or getting the details of a specific phone number, you'll see the twilioAccountSid and twilioAuthToken fields in the response, indicating that these credentials are associated with the phone number in question. Similarly, when buying a new phone number or updating an existing one, you have the option to specify these Twilio credentials as part of the request body. This is crucial for integrating Twilio phone numbers with Vapi's voice AI capabilities. Should you need to import a Twilio number into Vapi, these credentials will play a key role in the process, enabling Vapi to verify the number and configure it to work with its services.

sorry man

appreciate you digging that up, helps me too 🙂

I'm working on a Jack Nicholosen Few Good Men bot with a cloned PlayHT voice right now

love what you can do w/ the cloned voices

! keep me posted on how it goes