serhiizghama/viber-mcp

Overview

An MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Viber messenger through the Rakuten Viber Bot API. Written in TypeScript, it exposes Viber messaging capabilities as Model Context Protocol tools.

Best for

Best for
Developers building Viber bots with MCP-compatible AI assistants.

Use cases

• Send and receive Viber messages from an MCP-compatible AI assistant
• Build a Viber bot that leverages MCP-based tool calling
• Integrate Viber messaging into MCP-driven automation workflows

How to use

Install

npm install -g @serhii.zghama/viber-mcp

Tools exposed

• send_message
• send_picture
• send_video
• send_file
• send_url
• send_location
• send_contact
• broadcast_message
• get_account_info
• get_user_details
• get_online
• set_webhook
• remove_webhook
• VIBER_AUTH_TOKEN
• VIBER_SENDER_NAME
• VIBER_SENDER_AVATAR
• VIBER_BASE_URL
• VIBER_REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Continue, VS Code

Notes

An MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Viber messenger through the Rakuten Viber Bot API. Written in TypeScript, it exposes Viber messaging capabilities as Model Context Protocol tools.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-29. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Send and receive Viber messages from an MCP-compatible AI assistant
• Build a Viber bot that leverages MCP-based tool calling
• Integrate Viber messaging into MCP-driven automation workflows

Pros

• TypeScript codebase for type safety and maintainability
• Uses the official Rakuten Viber Bot API
• Follows the MCP standard for AI tool integration

Cons

• No community adoption signals (0 stars)
• Requires a Viber bot token and an MCP host to be useful
• Scope is limited to Viber Bot API capabilities

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