MCP-WHATSAPP-EVO
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Scored across 70 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action, but there is some overlap between send_media (which can send audio) and send_whatsapp_audio (voice note), and between send_media and send_ptv (round video). Agents may occasionally misselect between these. Overall, most tools have clear boundaries.
Naming follows snake_case but uses a mix of verbs: get, fetch, find for retrieval; send, update, set for actions. Inconsistencies like get_connection_state vs fetch_profile, and send_chat_presence vs set_evolution_presence reduce predictability.
70 tools is excessive for a typical MCP server. While each tool serves a specific purpose, the high number makes the surface unwieldy and increases selection difficulty. A consolidated API with fewer but more flexible tools would improve coherence.
The tool set covers nearly all WhatsApp operations: instance lifecycle, messaging (text, media, reactions, polls, templates, status), group management (create, update, invite, participants), profile, privacy, and webhooks. Only minor gaps like deleting a chat or forwarding messages exist, making it very complete for its domain.