Pamela is an open-source AI agent that autonomously handles real-world phone calls for users, allowing them to delegate tasks such as appointment scheduling, customer support calls, and business inquiries with a natural voice interface. Users interact with Pamela via web, Chrome extension, or API/SDK, and can instruct it to find businesses, place calls, follow up recursively, and manage scheduling—all while staying in control or joining live if desired. Designed for busy professionals and developers, it includes multi-language support and integrates with tools like Slack, Gmail, and Google Calendar for contextual, personalized assistance.
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