Feature: Add get_call_transcript
Tool
#8
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This pull request introduces a new tool,
get_call_transcript
, to the Vapi MCP server. This tool allows users to retrieve the full transcript.The existing
get_call
tool only returns basic metadata about a call, omitting the rich conversational data that is crucial for analyzing and improving AI assistant prompts.Implementation
The implementation follows the existing architecture of the MCP server to ensure consistency and maintainability:
Schema Definition (
src/schemas/index.ts
):CallTranscriptOutputSchema
was created to define the shape of the detailed call data.GetCallTranscriptInputSchema
was added, reusing the existingGetCallInputSchema
.Transformer Function (
src/transformers/index.ts
):transformCallTranscriptOutput
function was implemented to map the fullVapi.Call
object to the new schema, extracting the transcript, messages, and other details.Tool Registration (
src/tools/call.ts
):get_call_transcript
tool was registered, using the new schema and transformer. It leverages the samevapiClient.calls.get()
method as theget_call
tool.Documentation (
README.md
):README.md
file has been updated to include the newget_call_transcript
tool in the "Supported Actions" section.