WhatsApp Connector FAQs

Question 1

What backends does the WhatsApp Connector use for connectivity?

Accepted Answer

The connector offers a `mock` backend for development and a `baileys` backend for live WhatsApp connectivity. The Baileys backend facilitates real-time interactions, including QR code login and sending/receiving messages.

Question 2

How does it integrate WhatsApp into my existing systems?

Accepted Answer

It exposes WhatsApp operations like sending messages, listing chats, and resolving contacts as standard MCP tools and resources. This allows MCP clients to interact with WhatsApp without needing to bake channel-specific logic directly into their runtime.

Question 3

What WhatsApp features are supported by the Connector?

Accepted Answer

Currently, it supports sending text messages, listing chats, resolving contacts, and accessing observed message history. It also features intelligent recipient resolution by normalizing chat names and supporting 'send to me' aliases.

Question 4

What is the WhatsApp Connector?

Accepted Answer

The WhatsApp Connector is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that seamlessly integrates WhatsApp messaging and operations into MCP-aware client applications, providing a standardized programmatic interface for interaction.

Question 5

Can I develop and test with the WhatsApp Connector without a live WhatsApp account?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the connector includes a powerful `mock` backend that simulates WhatsApp interactions, complete with example chats and messages. This is perfect for local development and testing without requiring a real WhatsApp login.

WhatsApp Connector

WhatsApp Connector

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