@TCommander To have VAPI call your phone number when you press the "Talk with Assistant" button, you would need to integrate telephony services with VAPI that support outbound calling. However, VAPI as described is designed to be contacted over the Internet without involving a phone number. If you're looking to implement a feature where pressing a button on a web or mobile application initiates a voice call to your phone, you would typically use a service like Twilio, Nexmo, or Plivo that offers Voice API capabilities to place phone calls. Here's a high-level overview of the steps you would need to take: 1. Choose a telephony service provider that offers Voice API capabilities and set up an account. 2. Obtain a phone number from the provider that can be used to make outbound calls. 3. Integrate the provider's Voice API with your application. 4. Set up a webhook or similar mechanism that triggers an API call to the telephony service when the "Talk with Assistant" button is pressed. 5. The API call should include your phone number as the destination for the outbound call. 6. The telephony service will handle the rest, placing a call to your phone number and connecting you to VAPI. Please note that this is a simplified explanation and actual implementation would require programming knowledge and understanding of the telephony service's API documentation. If you need detailed technical assistance with this integration, it would be best to consult the documentation of the telephony service you choose or reach out to their support team.

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