WSAPI WhatsApp MCP Server
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Scored across 101 tools
Most tools have clear purposes, especially the media-send variants, but several are easy to confuse: get_contact vs get_user_profile vs get_chat, mark_message_as_read vs mark_chat_as_read, and send_audio vs send_voice. Fine-grained distinctions between chat-level and message-level actions require careful attention.
The whatsapp_* prefix and verb_noun pattern are used consistently across nearly all tools. Minor inconsistencies exist, such as update_group_name vs set_group_picture, post_* vs send_*, and some verbs like 'get' vs 'list' being used interchangeably.
101 tools is an extremely large surface for an MCP server. Even though WhatsApp has many features, the sheer number makes the toolset overwhelming and hard to navigate, far exceeding the 'too many' threshold.
The server covers a broad range of WhatsApp capabilities: messages, chats, groups, communities, newsletters, status, contacts, and privacy settings. However, notable gaps exist, such as no delete-for-everyone message operation Pouet no direct message retrieval by ID, and some basic messaging operations are only partially covered.