kaption-whatsapp-mcp
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Scored across 18 tools
Most tools have distinct purposes, but `query` is a mega-tool whose entities (contacts, conversations, groups, labels, communities) overlap heavily with specialized tools like `list_contacts`, `get_contact`, `get_contact_groups`, `list_groups`, and `get_group`. Additionally `get_analytics` embeds an `export_contacts` section that duplicates the standalone `export_contacts` tool, and `manage_labels` vs `manage_lists` are parallel business/personal variants.
Strong verb_noun pattern throughout (get_*, list_*, export_*, manage_*, download_*, summarize_*). Two deviations: the bare `query` with no noun, and the noun-only `call_recordings` with no verb, but overall the convention is predictable.
18 tools is on the heavier side but reasonable given the breadth of the domain (messaging, contacts, groups, analytics, media, reminders, scheduling, lists, labels, notes, recordings). Each tool maps to a coherent capability area.
Broad lifecycle coverage across reads, search, media download, chat state, labels/notes/lists, reminders, scheduling, analytics, and call recordings. Notable gaps: no direct/immediate message-send tool (only scheduling) and no group-membership modification (add/remove participants), though most workflows can be worked around.