08:12
Maya's phone
Alex Rivera
nowHere's the deck. Does Thursday at 3 still work?
Sends as you
Messages come from your own number, in the chats people already have with you. No bot account, no “sent by AI” label.
Open source messaging infrastructure for AI agents. They send from your own account, at a human pace, with every message on record.
Maya Okafor
last seen today
Can you send the deck before we meet?7:58
Send Maya the Q4 deck and ask if Thursday at 3 still works
Parley
Waiting for your agent
Works with the agents you already use, and any MCP client
Your agent writes the message. Parley sends it from your account at a safe pace, and keeps a record of everything it sent.
Your agent speaks for you, so you should be able to read the code that does it. Run Parley on your own servers, or use the hosted version.
$ git clone github.com/Verbiflow/parley $ npm install $ npm run migrate $ npm run dev
Nobody can promise it won't, because messaging apps don't publish their limits for personal accounts. Parley's defaults stay below the levels where people report getting restricted. New accounts start slow, and Parley backs off as soon as an app pushes back.
No. Parley links your own account, the same way you'd add a new device. Messages come from you, your phone keeps working, and you can unlink Parley at any time.
Every chat except the ones you hide. When you hide a chat, Parley deletes what it stored from it and stops storing its messages.
Any agent that can connect to a remote MCP server: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Grok Bot, Muse, Hermes, OpenClaw and others. You add one URL and sign in.
Connect your account, paste one URL into your agent, then ask it to reply to someone. That's the whole setup.