whatsapp-mcp
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Scored across 17 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (sending, reading, settings, notifications, contacts/groups). The only mild overlap is between get_chat_history and get_last_incoming/outgoing_messages, but the descriptions clarify the scope: one is per-chat, the others are cross-chat time-based summaries.
The tool names follow a fairly consistent verb_noun pattern (get_*, send_*, list_*, mark_*, set_*, delete_*, receive_*). Minor deviations like check_whatsapp and receive_notification are still readable and consistent with the general style, so there are no mixed conventions.
17 tools is slightly on the heavier side but appropriate for a WhatsApp integration that covers messaging, files, groups, contacts, settings, and webhooks. Each tool maps to a distinct API operation, and none feel redundant.
The surface covers the main WhatsApp workflows: sending and receiving messages/files, reading history, managing chats read state, contact and group info, and instance settings. Missing operations like editing/deleting sent messages or more granular media handling are minor gaps, since the core lifecycle is present.