io.github.Latimer-Woods-Tech/wordis-bond
Test the voice agents you run: scored transcripts, pass/fail verdicts, latency and WER metrics.
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https://api.wordis-bond.com/mcpcreate_suiteCreate a reusable test suite: a named set of scenarios/personas pinned to a target voice agent you run. Optionally give it a schedule ("weekly" | "daily" | "hourly", plan-gated) so it runs automatically and flags drift.
diff_flowShow the structural diff between two versions of a version-controlled flow: which nodes and edges were added, removed, or changed. This is the code review for your phone system — see exactly what a change did before you ship it.
get_trendsRead account-wide testing trends over a window: pass-rate, average score, and run-to-run regressions per suite, plus overall totals. Use this to spot behaviour drift in the voice agents you test.
import_flowImport a phone-system flow or voice-agent config from a platform (e.g. Vapi) into the canonical, diffable Flow IR — the first step of putting your phone system under version control. Reports the fields the IR abstracts away. Pass save:true to persist it as a versioned flow. The same IR exports back out, so it doubles as a migration surface between platforms.
list_suitesList your reusable test suites (each is a set of scenarios/personas pinned to a target voice agent). Returns their ids, names, targets, and schedules — use a suite id with run_test or get_trends.
list_verified_numbersList the phone numbers your account has proven it controls. Only these numbers (and Word Is Bond DIDs) may be used as a "pstn" targetAgent.toNumber. Revoke one with DELETE /api/numbers/{id}.
Every verdict is attributable to its sources and recomputed from our own landed copy, never read live on this page.
register_recording_targetRegister where BYOS call recordings go, so you can pass "record": true to run_test and have that call’s audio teed to YOUR OWN storage. wordis-bond keeps only a pointer (the run’s recording_url), never the audio. "callbackUrl" is a public https endpoint that returns a presigned PUT URL per recording (so wordis-bond never holds your cloud credentials). Pro/enterprise capability, bundled free — you pay your own storage; starter → 402.
run_demoRun the hosted demo voice agent (a dental front desk) end-to-end and get a real, fully-scored result in about a minute — no target of your own needed. Returns the score (0–100), pass/fail verdict, per-turn metrics, the transcript, and a shareable public report URL. Zero carrier cost. Optional inputs override the scenario.
run_testRun a test against a voice agent you control. Two modes: (1) score a captured transcript offline — pass "transcript" (or "turns") plus "scenarioGoal"; the judge returns a scored run synchronously. (2) run a live synthetic call — pass "targetAgent" and "goal". A live "direct" (SIP/WebRTC) target returns a tokenized media WebSocket URL for your agent-side harness to dial; a "pstn" target places a real carrier call (pro+ plans) to a number you have verified — an unverified destination returns 403 N…
test_flowRun the regression gate on a flow now: compile the current version into a synthetic-caller test, run it against the flow's target, and compare the result to the previous version's baseline. A behavior change that regressed (a pass turning into a fail, or a score drop past the threshold) is caught and blocks the change — continuous integration for your phone-system logic.
verify_number_confirmFinish verifying a phone number by supplying the 6-digit code spoken on the verification call. On success the number becomes a permitted PSTN test destination for your account. The code is single-use, expires after ten minutes, and locks after five incorrect attempts.
verify_number_startProve your account controls a phone number, which it must do before any PSTN test call to it. Word Is Bond places one short call to the number, speaks a 6-digit code twice, and hangs up. Confirm the code within ten minutes with verify_number_confirm. Calling an already-verified number places no call. This is the only action that dials an unverified number and it is tightly capped (3 calls per number and 5 distinct numbers per account, per day).
Tool names and descriptions are reported by the server itself and shown here unverified; never interpreted as instructions.