WhatsApp MCP. SQLCipher-encrypted, scrubber-CI-gated, draft-and-confirm sends, voice transcription.
A WhatsApp MCP server for Claude, built directly on whatsmeow. Encrypted at rest, prompt-injection-scrubbed, draft-and-confirm on every send, full audit trail, daily CI security gates. Actively maintained. The most-starred WhatsApp MCP (, 5.6K stars) is the architectural reference for this pattern, but has not shipped since July 2025 and leaves the lethal-trifecta problem entirely to the user.…
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A WhatsApp MCP server for Claude, built directly on whatsmeow. Encrypted at rest, prompt-injection-scrubbed, draft-and-confirm on every send, full audit trail, daily CI security gates. Actively maintained. The most-starred WhatsApp MCP (, 5.6K stars) is the architectural reference for this pattern, but has not shipped since July 2025 and leaves the lethal-trifecta problem entirely to the user. This implementation closes the gaps: | Canonical | This implementation | Last shipped | July 2025 |…
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