10dlc Registration
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This skill is purpose-aligned for Telnyx 10DLC setup, but it uses Telnyx account credentials and commands that can change SMS registration and phone-number assignments.
Before installing, make sure you trust the Telnyx CLI source, use a suitably scoped Telnyx API key, and run the scripts only when you are ready to create or update real 10DLC registrations and phone-number assignments.
Findings (3)
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Incorrect inputs could create the wrong 10DLC registration or attach a phone number to the wrong campaign.
These Telnyx CLI commands create registration resources and assign a phone number to a campaign, which is the skill's stated purpose but can modify the user's Telnyx account.
telnyx 10dlc brand create --sole-prop ...; telnyx 10dlc campaign create ...; telnyx 10dlc assign +15551234567 <campaign-id>
Run the workflow interactively and confirm business details, campaign IDs, and phone numbers before submitting or assigning anything.
Anyone or any agent using this skill with the configured credential can perform the documented Telnyx 10DLC operations allowed by that API key.
The skill explicitly requires Telnyx CLI access and a Telnyx API key, giving it delegated authority to act on the user's Telnyx account.
requires":{"bins":["telnyx"],"env":["TELNYX_API_KEY"]},"primaryEnv":"TELNYX_API_KEY"Use the least-privileged Telnyx API key available, keep it private, and revoke or rotate it if it is no longer needed.
Installing a global CLI affects the local environment and relies on the package downloaded at install time.
The setup helper can install an external npm package globally without a pinned version; this is expected for the Telnyx CLI but depends on npm package provenance.
npm install -g @telnyx/api-cli
Install the Telnyx CLI from Telnyx's official instructions or verify the npm package/version before allowing setup.sh to install it.