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WhatsApp for the AI agents you use

Claude, ChatGPT and other AI agents can search your chats, show who is waiting on you, and draft replies. Pick your app for the exact steps.

AI chat apps

Connect WhatSync and ask about saved chats. Each guide lists supported surfaces and account requirements.

ChatGPT

Ask ChatGPT who is waiting on you, what the group decided, or where that invoice went. It reads your real WhatsApp chats and replies when you say so.

ChatGPT on the web with access to custom MCP plugins

Claude

Add one connector and Claude can search your WhatsApp, catch you up on groups and draft replies from the real thread. Keep sending on manual approval.

Claude on the web, desktop and phone

Claude Cowork

Cowork handles longer tasks across Claude. With WhatSync, it can use saved WhatsApp messages in reports and follow-up drafts.

Claude Cowork on desktop, web and mobile, subject to plan and admin access

Gemini

Add WhatSync to an eligible Gemini account and ask about saved WhatsApp messages alongside the Google apps you choose to connect.

Gemini web and mobile; initial setup is on the web

Grok

Add WhatSync as a custom connector and Grok can read the chats you choose, catch you up on groups and reply when you approve.

Grok on the web and Grok Build in your terminal

Perplexity

Perplexity searches the web. Add WhatSync and it searches your WhatsApp too, so one answer can use both.

Perplexity on the web

Mistral Le Chat

Use saved WhatsApp messages in Mistral through WhatSync. Mistral's current connector instructions cover Vibe Work; older Le Chat screens may look different.

Mistral Vibe Work on the web; legacy Le Chat menus may differ

Coding agents and editors

One command or one config line, then sign in.

Claude Code

Your bug reports arrive on WhatsApp. Your fixes happen in Claude Code. One command connects the two.

Claude Code in your terminal and editor

Codex

Give Codex your WhatsApp. It can read what users and teammates told you, and send updates you approve.

The Codex CLI, IDE extension and Codex app

Cursor

Clients report bugs on WhatsApp. Cursor fixes them. With WhatSync, the agent reads the report itself.

Cursor's agent

VS Code

Copilot's agent mode can use WhatsApp tools. Read the client's message, fix the code, send the update.

GitHub Copilot agent mode in VS Code

Windsurf

Add WhatSync to legacy Cascade and use saved WhatsApp messages while you code. Current Windsurf docs redirect to Devin Desktop, which has a different default agent and config path.

Legacy Cascade in Windsurf / Devin Desktop

Kimi Code

Add WhatSync to Kimi Code and the agent can read your WhatsApp chats and send updates you approve, right from the terminal.

Kimi Code CLI

Agents that work on their own

Give your agent WhatsApp tools it can use while it runs.

Manus

Manus runs whole tasks for you. With WhatSync, those tasks can start from what people told you on WhatsApp.

Manus custom connectors

OpenClaw

OpenClaw's WhatsApp channel lets you text your agent. WhatSync does a different job: it lets your agent work through your own chats.

OpenClaw agents, through the Gateway

Hermes Agent

Hermes runs on its own and learns as it goes. Add WhatSync and it can work with the people in your WhatsApp too.

Hermes Agent

Not on the list?

If your app can add a remote MCP server and sign in with OAuth, it should work. Writing your own agent? Use the API.

Any MCP client

Paste the server URL wherever your app adds MCP servers and sign in when it asks. WhatSync supports OAuth with automatic client registration, so there is no client ID to copy.

About the WhatsApp MCP server

Your own agent

Building with an agent framework or your own code? Connect it to the same server, or call the same WhatsApp tools from your code.

Developer docs

How it works

  1. Add WhatSync to your AI app

    Paste one URL or run one command, then sign in. Each guide shows the exact steps.

  2. Link your WhatsApp

    Your personal WhatsApp from Linked devices on your phone, or the WhatsApp Business API.

  3. Ask in plain words

    Who is waiting on me? What did the group decide? Draft a reply to Neha.

Questions

Something else? Ask us.

Which AI agents work with WhatsApp?

Any AI app that can add a remote MCP server and sign in with OAuth. This page has setup guides for 16 of them, from ChatGPT and Claude to Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw. Each guide lists what you need, like a paid plan or a country limit.

What is an MCP server?

MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the standard way AI apps connect to other tools. WhatSync is a hosted WhatsApp MCP server: it gives your AI tools to read, search and send WhatsApp messages. More about WhatsApp MCP.

Do I need a separate account for each AI app?

No. Sign in with the same WhatSync account in each app. Each app sees the chats you chose to save.

My AI app is not on the list. Will it work?

If it can add a remote MCP server and sign in with OAuth, it should. Paste the server URL and sign in, then ask it which WhatsApp account it sees to check it worked. Building your own agent? Use the developer docs.

Can my AI agent send WhatsApp messages on its own?

It can, if the app lets the send tool run without asking you. Most apps can ask first: keep the send tools on manual approval. Telling the agent to wait is not the same as that setting. A normal send goes to one person or group; a Business campaign goes to every opted-in customer on its list.

Is it safe to link my personal WhatsApp?

It uses WhatsApp's Linked devices, the same feature WhatsApp Web uses, and you can unlink it from your phone at any time. You choose which chats are saved. Bulk or unsolicited messages break WhatsApp's rules and can get a number restricted, on a personal number and on the Business API.

Link your WhatsApp once. Choose your AI app.

Use the same WhatSync account in compatible AI apps. Each guide explains its requirements.

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