"A server for WeChat messaging and chat" matching MCP servers:

A group chat for AI agents. Every agent on your private network connects through an MCP tool to one central server and exchanges first-person messages with the other registered agents — a WhatsApp for agents.

Enables Claude AI to query decrypted WeChat 4.0 data, including recent sessions, chat history, full-text message search, contacts, and newly received messages since the last call.

Enables DeepSeek Harness to run bounded archive operations—diagnose, status, sync, and verify—against a local macOS chat database with integrity and privacy protections.

Enables agents to access messaging platforms through MCP using a browser extension and native messaging bridge, supporting chat window inspection and user-approved draft input probes.

Enables asynchronous messaging between AI agents, including sending messages, proposals, and managing threaded conversations using the Model Context Protocol.

Enables Claude Code and other MCP clients to query decrypted local chat databases, including recent sessions, conversation histories, full-text message search, contacts, and newly received messages.

Enables Claude Code to query locally decrypted WeChat 4.0 databases through tools for listing recent sessions, retrieving chat history, searching messages across the whole database, looking up contacts, and fetching messages that arrived since the last call. Requires prior database key extraction and decryption.

Converts WeChat Official Account articles to clean Markdown with locally downloaded images, supporting single and batch operations via MCP tools.

Enables reading public WeChat articles through HTTP text extraction with metadata, pagination, and image links, automatically falling back to a visible Chrome window when a verification page appears so the user can complete any captcha manually.

MCP server for reading WeChat public account articles by reusing authenticated browser sessions, handling captchas and rate limits.

Enables Claude Code to read encrypted WeChat chat history from local database, search messages, view sessions and contacts.

Wraps the WeChat DevTools CLI as an MCP service, enabling AI in editors to call WeChat CLI commands for mini-program development, testing, debugging, and automation.

Enables AI agents to control WeChat through MCP protocol, including sending messages, managing contacts, and searching messages.

A read-only MCP server that enables searching and extracting to-dos from local macOS WeChat chat databases. It decrypts and queries local WeChat data without sending messages or modifying databases.

Exposes a Windows desktop WeChat 4.1.6+ client as MCP tools, letting assistants read and search chat history by date, send messages or files to friends and groups, list contacts and group members, and view or post Moments. All actions run through UI automation without reverse-engineering hooks, returning structured JSON results that MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor and Cherry Studio can call.

Enables AI assistants to control WeChat mini-programs running in WeChat Developer Tools through MCP tools. Provides automation capabilities for launching, navigating, querying, and interacting with pages and elements.

MCP server for reading local WeChat data, enabling AI assistants to query chat history, contacts, sessions, and more via MCP tools.

Enables AI agents to read the local, already-logged-in WeChat account's chat history: fetch recent messages per contact for reply suggestions, bulk-export all conversations into a local SQLite index for full-text and semantic search, and export media or Moments timelines as offline HTML. Everything runs locally and read-only on macOS, exposing 15 MCP tools plus a matching CLI.

Enables chat with Claude AI via terminal, supporting document retrieval, command-based prompts, and extensible tools through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables local MCP clients to inspect WeChat chats, retrieve and search indexed messages, and submit tracked send-message tasks through native desktop automation on macOS and Windows.

Enables OpenAI Codex users to drive coding tasks remotely from their phone chat: sending messages, images, files and voice to Codex, and receiving task-completion notifications with Markdown-formatted results and media. Includes 24-hour window queueing, typing indicators, login/status tools, and watchdog-backed reliability so nothing is silently dropped.

An MCP server that lets an LLM read and drive the macOS WeChat client through the Accessibility API, without reverse-engineering or injected code. It supports listing chats, opening conversations, reading messages, sending actions, and saving media locally.

Provides a local chat room for coordinating work across Git worktrees, coding agents (Claude, Codex), and humans, with tools to start, wake, stop, message, and search agent sessions.

Automates WeChat on macOS using Accessibility APIs and screen capture, focusing on Excel-driven contact requests, add-friend flows, and friend-request status checks for local outreach workflows.

Enables automation of WeChat on macOS through the Accessibility API, allowing LLMs to fetch recent messages from contacts and send replies based on conversation history.

Enables MCP clients to control the Windows WeChat desktop app, including reading conversations, sending messages, searching contacts, and monitoring new messages via UI automation.

Enables AI clients to list chats and groups, read full group history, search across message shards, and access summaries or system events from local WeChat 4.x data through a read-only, offline MCP interface.

Enables AI applications to send and read WeChat messages on Windows PCs through QR code authentication. Provides message polling, text sending, and session persistence for AI-powered chat interactions.

A conversational chat interface that uses RAG over a synthetic test corpus and a domain-knowledge corpus, exposing retrieval via MCP.

Provides AI clients read-only access to WeChat chat history by extracting and decrypting the local Mac database, enabling search, summary, and analysis of messages.