WhatsApp MCP for macOS - Read messages from local DB, send via WhatsApp Web.
A Model Context Protocol server that connects Claude to your WhatsApp. Read messages, search contacts, send replies — all through natural conversation. Search contacts — Find anyone by name or phone number Read messages — Get chat history with date filtering and search List chats — See recent conversations with unread counts Send messages — Reply directly through Claude (with QR authentication)…
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A Model Context Protocol server that connects Claude to your WhatsApp. Read messages, search contacts, send replies — all through natural conversation. Search contacts — Find anyone by name or phone number Read messages — Get chat history with date filtering and search List chats — See recent conversations with unread counts Send messages — Reply directly through Claude (with QR authentication) Real-time incoming — Get messages as they arrive macOS with WhatsApp desktop app installed and logged…
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