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    Enables MCP clients to list, read, search, and send WhatsApp messages via a persistent WebSocket connection with local SQLite storage.
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    AGPL 3.0
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    An MCP server that connects Claude to WhatsApp for reading group messages, searching conversations, and sending messages. It includes advanced tools for analyzing group activity patterns, member statistics, and syncing message history.
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    Connects WhatsApp group chats to Claude, enabling reading, searching, exporting, replying, and AI-powered intelligence processing of conversations.
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    Provides Claude with read-only access to your WhatsApp chat history entirely on your local machine, enabling natural language search, summarization, and retrieval of messages without sending data to the cloud.
    MIT
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    A self-hosted, authenticated MCP server for WhatsApp that provides 96 tools over your own message history, with progressive disclosure to limit token usage and LID-to-phone identity resolution.
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    Enables querying WhatsApp OSINT API to gather intelligence on WhatsApp numbers, including business verification, user status, privacy settings, linked devices, and profile pictures.
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    Enables Claude to interact with WhatsApp through a unified backend API, providing 20 tools for messaging, media, groups, contacts, and chat management.
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    Enables AI agents to interact with WhatsApp through a safety-first MCP server, with tools for sending messages, media, searching chats, and managing drafts, all governed by default-deny allowlists and non-overridable rate limits.
    Apache 2.0