loglux/whatsapp-mcp-stream
by Various
A WhatsApp MCP server built around Streamable HTTP transport, using Baileys for WhatsApp connectivity, with a web admin UI and bidirectional media flow (upload + download).
MCP
loglux/whatsapp-mcp-stream
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A WhatsApp MCP server built with Streamable HTTP transport. It uses Baileys for WhatsApp connectivity and includes a web admin UI. Bidirectional media upload and download are supported.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need to link WhatsApp with MCP-based AI tools and want a ready-made server with a basic admin UI
Use cases
- Connecting WhatsApp to MCP-compatible AI agents for automated messaging
- Handling media files such as images and documents within WhatsApp conversations
- Managing multiple WhatsApp sessions through a web admin interface
Notes
A WhatsApp MCP server built with Streamable HTTP transport. It uses Baileys for WhatsApp connectivity and includes a web admin UI. Bidirectional media upload and download are supported.
4 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-31. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Connecting WhatsApp to MCP-compatible AI agents for automated messaging
- Handling media files such as images and documents within WhatsApp conversations
- Managing multiple WhatsApp sessions through a web admin interface
Pros
- Supports both upload and download of media for rich interactions
- Includes a web admin UI for easier session management
- Uses Streamable HTTP transport for compatibility with MCP clients
Cons
- Relies on Baileys, a third-party library that may break with WhatsApp updates
- Low community adoption (4 stars on GitHub) suggests limited testing and support
- Not an official WhatsApp integration, so long-term reliability is uncertain
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Pros
- Supports both upload and download of media for rich interactions
- Includes a web admin UI for easier session management
- Uses Streamable HTTP transport for compatibility with MCP clients
Cons
- Relies on Baileys, a third-party library that may break with WhatsApp updates
- Low community adoption (4 stars on GitHub) suggests limited testing and support
- Not an official WhatsApp integration, so long-term reliability is uncertain
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