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Set up your assistant

Link KKHS Assist to your WhatsApp in about a minute, straight from your browser.

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KKHS Assist connects to your WhatsApp as a linked device — the same mechanism WhatsApp uses for WhatsApp Web and the desktop app. Setup takes about a minute and happens entirely in your browser. Your assistant then lives in your WhatsApp self-chat (the chat with your own number).

You will need the phone where WhatsApp is installed nearby to approve the link.

Set up in four steps

  1. 1

    Sign in

    Open the KKHS Assist dashboard and sign in with Google. Your assistant is hosted on a secure, private server that only you can reach over WhatsApp.

  2. 2

    Add your WhatsApp number

    Enter the WhatsApp number you want your assistant to live on. KKHS Assist will live in that number's self-chat — it does not add a new contact or bot.

  3. 3

    Link your device

    Connect KKHS Assist to WhatsApp using either a QR code or a pairing code (see the two methods below). This is the same Linked Devices flow you would use for WhatsApp Web.

  4. 4

    Meet your assistant

    KKHS Assist spins up your private server (about 30 seconds) and wakes up. Open WhatsApp, go to your self-chat, and say hi — it will walk you through a quick setup (your name, timezone, what you want help with, and optionally connecting Google).

Two ways to link

Best when you have the dashboard open on a computer and your phone in hand.

  1. 1On your phone, open WhatsApp → Settings → Linked Devices → Link a Device.
  2. 2Point your phone's camera at the QR code shown in the dashboard.
  3. 3WhatsApp confirms the link, and your assistant connects.

After setup

The first time you message your assistant, it asks a few quick questions — one at a time, like texting a person, not filling in a form:

  • Your name — what it should call you.
  • Your timezone — it guesses from your number and just asks you to confirm, so reminders and digests land at the right hour.
  • What deserves your attention — what it should always flag, and what it should never bother you about. This is the one worth answering properly: it is what shapes your daily digests from day one. A voice note is fine.
  • Google (optional) — connect once to unlock Calendar and contacts. You can always do it later by saying "connect Google" — and the same sign-in extends to Drive & Sheets when you want them.
Hi! I'm here. What should I call you?
Hari
Good to meet you, Hari. Your number says Asia/Kolkata (IST) — right?
Yes
Noted. Last one: what should I always flag for you, and what should I never bother you about? A voice note is fine.
First-run setup happens in your self-chat, one question at a time.

That is it — you are ready to start. Next: Using KKHS Assist.

None of this is locked in. Everything it learns about you stays readable and editable later — see Custom skills — and you can change how much freedom it has any time on the Permissions page.