[radres]

Adds /call-me to Tools & Integrations (first row; the name starts with a slash, which sorts ahead of AbuzzHive). One line in README.md, nothing else.

Plugin repo: https://github.com/radres/call-me

What it is: a hosted remote MCP server (https://callmemcp.com/mcp, Streamable HTTP, no credentials at the endpoint) plus a skill, so a Codex agent can ring or text the user's iPhone through the /call-me app and read the spoken or typed reply back as text. The manifest is .codex-plugin/plugin.json at the repo root; it points at the existing plugin/.mcp.json and plugin/skills/, and the icon is assets/icon.png (512x512, 21 KB). The repo also has SECURITY.md, an MIT LICENSE, .codexignore, SHA-pinned Actions and Dependabot for Actions.

Scanner: plugin-scanner==3.56.0 (wheel SHA256 checked against the one in CONTRIBUTING.md) gives 98/100, grade A, 0 critical, 0 high, 0 medium. The remaining notes are an info about interface.screenshots and a low "SECURITY.md missing" for the generated claude-code/ subfolder. The source-repo scanner workflow (.github/workflows/hol-plugin-scanner.yml, min_score 80) passed on main. I also ran scripts/check-alphabetical.py and scripts/validate-contribution-centralized.py from this repo against my branch: no new inversions, queued for the centralized scan.

Not checked: I did not load it in a Codex CLI, because none is installed on the machine that prepared this. The local stdio route from the README (codex mcp add callme -- node codex/mcp.mjs) is separate from this manifest, which uses the hosted server.

I maintain it. The iPhone app it rings is a paid subscription (weekly or yearly, no free tier); the entry says so.

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PR Summary by Qodo

List /call-me under Tools & Integrations

📝 Documentation 🕐 Less than 5 minutes

AI Description

• Adds /call-me to the community Tools & Integrations list in alphabetical order.
• Describes its hosted MCP calling and texting capability and the paid iPhone subscription.

Diagram

graph TD
  A["README listing"] --> B["Plugin repository"] --> C["Hosted MCP"] --> D["iPhone app"]

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High-Level Assessment

An alphabetical README entry is the appropriate approach for adding a community integration; no repository code or configuration change is needed.

Files changed (1) +1 / -0

Documentation (1) +1 / -0

README.mdAdd /call-me to the community integrations list +1/-0

Add /call-me to the community integrations list

• Adds a link ahead of AbuzzHive describing the hosted MCP calling and texting integration. The entry also discloses that the iPhone app requires a paid subscription.

README.md

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🎉 Congrats @radres, your plugin has been merged into the catalog! [Claim your plugin `radres/call-me`](https://hol.org/guard/plugins?claim=radres%2Fcall-me&utm_source=github&utm_medium=pr_comment&utm_campaign=plugin_claim&utm_content=merge_notice). Choose **"Continue with GitHub"** using the account that maintains the repository to verify ownership, view its trust score, and track installs and engagement. If you have already claimed it, the same link opens your plugin dashboard.