Linking is a QR scan against your own account, so the chats and contacts it sees are yours — which is what makes summarising what you missed in the work group a real request rather than a demo. Sending is one call, so replying does not mean picking the phone back up.
A WhatsApp MCP server that ships as a single binary. After linking your account with a QR scan, it lists recent chats, reads messages, searches contacts and sends text — over stdio, to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, OpenClaw or any MCP client.
- A text message sent to a contact or a group (send_message)
- Recent chats listed with a last-message preview (list_chats)
- Messages read, optionally filtered to one chat (get_messages)
- Contacts searched by name or phone number (search_contacts)
- A one-line installer that downloads the binary, writes the Claude Desktop config and walks you through the QR link
- Standard stdio transport, so any MCP client can point at the same binary
macOS, Linux or Windows, and your own WhatsApp account linked by scanning a QR code — the installer walks through it, or run whasapo pair yourself. Restart your AI app once the installer has finished.
One command — curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/toloco/whasapo/main/install.sh | bash