"KakaoTalk" matching MCP servers:

Controls KakaoTalk PC via Win32 API, enabling message sending, reading, and chat room management through MCP clients like Claude Desktop.

Enables MCP clients on macOS to read local KakaoTalk chats and messages directly from the app's encrypted database, and to send messages through the app's Accessibility interface with explicit confirmation. It works offline against the installed desktop app without contacting Kakao's servers.

Enables MCP clients to interact with user-approved KakaoTalk chat rooms locally on Windows, including reading recent messages, observing new events, and sending replies only after explicit user approval, with sending and auto-reply disabled by default.

Enables AI agents to read KakaoTalk chats from the local macOS database, fetch attachments, and send gated messages with user approval.

A multi-channel messaging MCP server that sends messages through Slack, Telegram, Email (Gmail, Naver, Microsoft Graph API), KakaoTalk, and Discord.

KatokMCP lets AI assistants (Claude, OpenClaw, etc.) control KakaoTalk — Korea's #1 messaging app with 50M+ users. Read chats, send messages, list rooms, and manage members through the MCP protocol. Install: npm install -g @katok-mcp/mcp-server && katok-mcp setup Language: TypeScript | Platform: All (macOS/Windows/Linux) | Scope: Local

Analyzes KakaoTalk group chat texts to extract availability, rank options, draft polls, final notices, missing people, and split bill messages.

Enables reading messages from explicitly permitted macOS KakaoTalk chat rooms and sending replies through a two-step prepare/commit approval flow via the accessibility API. Designed fail-closed, with sending and automation disabled by default.

Analyzes suspicious KakaoTalk messages and links using public data samples and rule-based risk scoring to classify scam types and generate safe action guides.

Multi-AI orchestration MCP server enabling multiple AI models to be added as friends in KakaoTalk for discussion, research, and coding, with managed conversations and no API key sharing.