whatsapp-mcp-server
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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action: one per message media type (text, image, document, location, contact, reaction, buttons, list), plus mark-as-read and profile/template management. No two tools overlap in purpose, even the interactive buttons and list messages are clearly differentiated by their payload structures.
All tools follow a uniform 'whatsapp_verb_noun' pattern: send_text, send_image, get_business_profile, list_templates, etc. The snake_case convention is consistently applied, and verbs are descriptive and non-repetitive across the set.
13 tools is well within the ideal range for a domain-focused server. The count reflects a comprehensive but not bloated surface: nine send methods, one acknowledgment, two profile operations, and one template listing. Each tool earns its place.
The core send capabilities are thorough (text, template, media, interactive), and profile management is covered with both get and update. Minor gaps exist: no video/audio send tools and no create/delete template operations, but these are peripheral to the primary send and profile workflows.