The MCP connector can read customer texts (smsMessages) but there’s no mutation to send one. This is the missing half of the best use case you’re marketing. Two real workflows I’ve built with Claude that are stuck at the same wall: 1. Inbound replies. Claude reads every incoming customer text, pulls the full account picture (thread history, jobs, invoices, estimates), and drafts a reply for my approval — but after I approve, I still have to copy-paste the draft into the app by hand because nothing can send. 2. Seasonal retargeting of our whole estimate backlog. We just cleaned up 130+ stale pending estimates (~$25k in unanswered quotes) and archived them as a retargeting pool. A monthly AI job now surfaces everyone whose service season is opening — 100+ fert and aeration quotes come into their fall window in the next few weeks — with a personalized text drafted for each person. With a send mutation, I could approve the batch and have every message go out from our business number, logged in each customer’s conversation thread. Without it, I’m hand-sending 100+ texts one at a time, which means realistically most won’t get sent. Requested: a sendSms mutation (customerId + message) that sends from the company number and logs into the existing conversation like a normal outbound text. A mutation to mark a message viewed/done would also help AI assistants hand off cleanly instead of re-flagging the same text. Texting already runs on Twilio under the hood, so this seems like a small lift for a huge unlock — it turns “AI drafts, owner approves, nothing sends” into a complete workflow. Happy to beta test.