What problem does it solve? Webex Calling exposes dozens of person-level, workspace-level, and virtual-line call settings across multiple API path families and CLI command groups, making it easy to use the wrong command, wrong scope, or wrong token type. This Skill maps each setting to the correct wxcli command group, required OAuth scopes, and known pitfalls so configuration changes succeed on the first attempt. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Scoped settings router: Routes any call setting (voicemail, forwarding, recording, SimRing, hoteling, monitoring, MS Teams, billing plans) to the correct command group across person, workspace, virtual line, location, org, and self-service scopes. - Verified command recipes: Provides tested wxcli command sequences for multi-step workflows like executive-assistant pairing, recording prerequisite chains, and mode management, with PUT-replacement and bare-name traps documented. - Scope and token validation: Maps every setting to its required OAuth scopes (people, telephony_config, workspaces, user-level self-service) so auth failures are caught before execution. - Use Case: An admin needs to enable call recording for a user. The Skill walks the three-level prerequisite chain (org vendor, location assignment, person setting) using wxcli call-recording and wxcli user-settings with the correct JSON body. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to show or update a specific call setting for a user or workspace, for example: enable voicemail transcription for user@example.com using wxcli.
