The clean way to give Claude your WhatsApp is MCP: your assistant exposes your chats as tools, Claude uses them, and your sending rules still apply.
What you need
- A KKHS Assist account with WhatsApp linked.
- An MCP-capable client — Claude Desktop, Claude.ai, Cursor, or Codex.
- A decision on scope: read-only or read plus write.
The three steps
- Copy your MCP address from the MCP page in your dashboard.
- In Claude, add it as a connector. Claude opens a login in your browser; because you are already signed in, you only see a consent screen.
- Pick an access level and approve. The client can now use your WhatsApp.
Read-only versus read plus write
Read-only can search and read your chats, contacts and groups, and change nothing. Read plus write adds sending, reacting, and managing chats, groups, labels and contacts. Start with read-only unless you specifically want the client to act.
What is worth asking once connected
- "Summarise everything I missed in my work groups today."
- "Find the address Priya sent me last month."
- "Reply to Sarah that Tuesday at 3 works." (write scope)
- "Label all the unanswered client chats follow-up." (write scope)
What does not change
Everything still runs through your own account and your own server. Per-chat modes, blocked chats and bulk-send limits apply identically to anything a client asks for — and you can revoke the connection from the dashboard at any time.