@Daniel M Absolutely, I'd be happy to help you set up a SIP URI and integrate your calling bot with Twilio and Vapi! To create a SIP URI, you'll need to follow these general steps: 1. **Register a SIP Domain with Twilio**: You'll need to log in to your Twilio account and create a SIP domain. This will be the basis for your SIP URI. 2. **Create a SIP Endpoint**: Within your SIP domain, you'll create credentials for a SIP endpoint. This endpoint will be part of your SIP URI. 3. **Configure Your SIP URI with Vapi**: Once you have your SIP URI from Twilio, you can configure it with Vapi services. You can do this through the Vapi dashboard or by using the

/phone-numbers/import

endpoint, which will require your Twilio credentials for verification. 4. **Automate with CMD**: To run your calling bot from the command line, you'll need to write a script that uses Vapi's API to initiate calls. This script can be written in a language that you can execute from the command line, such as Python, Node.js, or even a shell script. 5. **Test Your Setup**: Make sure to test your configuration to ensure that everything is working as expected. If you need more detailed instructions or assistance at any step of the process, please let me know which part you'd like help with, and I'll provide more specific guidance. If you're ready to import your phone number using the

/phone-numbers/import

endpoint, I can guide you through that process as well.

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