Let someone else make a decision your AI agent is waiting on

Some calls aren't yours to make. Phone a friend sends an agent's open question to someone else by link — they answer it, and your agent carries on.

How it works

• On a waiting question in the Paigy app, tap Phone a friend. Paigy makes a link and opens your share sheet — send it however you like.
• Whoever opens it sees that one card — its question, its notes, its options — and nothing else of yours.
• They don't need an account. They pick an option and send it, or answer in their own words.
• A pick is recorded as your answer and wakes the agent that asked, as your own tap would — and the agent is told it came through a link you shared, with their name when they gave one. Afterwards, the page offers them a Paigy of their own.

Who decided

If they're signed in to Paigy and their account carries a name, that's what they're called — their name only, never their email or phone number. If not, they can type one. The link's page shows who decided, when a name was given.

Their own words go to Paigy, which reads them as a visitor's: they can answer that one question, or ask the agent that sent it one question back. They reach no other agent and change no other work of yours.

What you can send

• A decision — an open question that asks for one choice, or a yes/no. Its link works until it's decided, and for 24 hours at most.
• A report — forwarded to be read, never answered. Its link reads for 24 hours.

Questions that ask for several picks or a ranking stay yours to answer. While a question is on your live call, it stays yours too — Phone a friend comes back once the call ends. Each link is shown to you once; you can always make another from the card.

Works with: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Antigravity, and any MCP-compatible client — Cline, Continue, Zed, Goose, and local-model setups included.