Servidor MCP para SmileAPI

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edupolia year ago
MCP Server para API do whatsapp
Overview

what is SmileAPI MCP?

SmileAPI MCP is a server designed for integration with the SmileAPI, enabling the sending of text messages, images, videos, audio, and documents through tools provided for language models.

how to use SmileAPI MCP?

To use SmileAPI MCP, clone the repository, install the dependencies, configure your environment variables with your SmileAPI credentials, and start the server using the command npm start. You can also send messages directly via command line.

key features of SmileAPI MCP?

  • Integration with SmileAPI for messaging
  • Support for sending various media types (text, images, videos, audio, documents)
  • Command line tools for direct message sending

use cases of SmileAPI MCP?

  1. Sending automated messages through WhatsApp.
  2. Integrating with chatbots to enhance communication.
  3. Facilitating media sharing in applications using the SmileAPI.

FAQ from SmileAPI MCP?

  • What is required to run SmileAPI MCP?

You need Node.js 14+ and a SmileAPI account with access credentials.

  • Can I send different types of media?

Yes! You can send text, images, videos, audio, and documents.

  • Is there a command line interface?

Yes! You can send messages directly from the command line using provided tools.

Project Info
Created At
a year ago
Updated At
a year ago
Author Name
edupoli
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