Drive WhatsApp from any MCP client: pair devices, send text and media, manage contacts and groups.
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list_devicesList the WhatsApp devices on this account with their connection status.List the WhatsApp devices on this account with their connection status.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_device_statusCheck one device: whether it is connected, and when it was last seen.Check one device: whether it is connected, and when it was last seen.
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create_deviceRegister a new WhatsApp number so it can be paired. Step 1 of 3:Register a new WhatsApp number so it can be paired. Step 1 of 3:
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connect_deviceStep 2 of 3. Starts a session and returns an 8-character pairing codeStep 2 of 3. Starts a session and returns an 8-character pairing code
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request_pairing_codeIssue a fresh pairing code for a device that is already connecting. UseIssue a fresh pairing code for a device that is already connecting. Use
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disconnect_deviceEnd a device session. The number stays registered and can be reconnectedEnd a device session. The number stays registered and can be reconnected
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send_messageSend a WhatsApp text message. The recipient may be a phone number inSend a WhatsApp text message. The recipient may be a phone number in
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send_mediaSend an image, video, audio clip or document by public URL. The URL mustSend an image, video, audio clip or document by public URL. The URL must
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list_contactsList saved contacts, optionally filtered by a search term.List saved contacts, optionally filtered by a search term.
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upsert_contactCreate a contact, or update it if the number already exists. Matching isCreate a contact, or update it if the number already exists. Matching is
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list_conversationsList recent WhatsApp conversations for a device — who has been in touchList recent WhatsApp conversations for a device — who has been in touch
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read_threadRead the message history with one contact or group. "peer" is the otherRead the message history with one contact or group. "peer" is the other
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list_groupsList WhatsApp groups a device belongs to, with their JIDs. Use the JID asList WhatsApp groups a device belongs to, with their JIDs. Use the JID as
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Drive WhatsApp from any MCP client: pair devices, send text and media, manage contacts and groups.
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