WhatsApp Messaging

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Integrates WhatsApp messaging into Claude Code to enable remote task management and real-time status updates.

The WhatsApp Messaging skill transforms Claude Code into a mobile-accessible assistant by bridging the gap between your terminal and your smartphone. It allows Claude to send updates upon task completion, ask for clarifying decisions via chat, and receive new instructions remotely, ensuring your workflow continues even when you are away from your desk. By leveraging webhooks and interactive tool calls, this skill creates a persistent feedback loop that keeps you in control of your AI coding sessions through a familiar messaging interface.

主要功能

01Enable interactive follow-ups with wait_for_reply functionality
02Customizable response timeouts for asynchronous workflows
03Retrieve setup info including webhook URLs and verify tokens
04Send real-time task completion notifications to WhatsApp
05Access conversation history for contextualized remote messaging
0610 GitHub stars

使用场景

01Managing continuous development loops through a mobile chat interface
02Receiving mobile notifications when long-running builds or deployments finish
03Providing remote approvals or architectural decisions while away from your computer
name description
whatsapp-messaging
Send WhatsApp messages to users. After completing tasks, ask what they want next via WhatsApp and continue the conversation until they say they're done.

WhatsApp Messaging

Your primary communication channel with the user. Keep the conversation going through WhatsApp.

Core Behavior

After completing any task, you MUST:

  1. Use send_message with wait_for_reply: true
  2. Ask what they want to work on next
  3. Continue based on their reply
  4. Repeat until they say "done", "bye", "that's all", etc.

Tools

send_message

Send a message and optionally wait for reply.

send_message({
  message: "Your message here",
  wait_for_reply: true   // Set true to wait for their response
})

Parameters:

  • message (required): The text to send
  • wait_for_reply (optional): Wait for user's response (default: false)
  • timeout_ms (optional): How long to wait in milliseconds (default: 3600000 = 1 hour)

get_setup_info

Get the current webhook URL and setup status. Use this if the user asks for their webhook URL, needs help with setup, or if you suspect the tunnel is disconnected.

get_setup_info({})

get_conversation_history

Get recent messages for context.

get_conversation_history({ limit: 10 })

Setup & Configuration

If the user asks "How do I set this up?", "What is my URL?", or "Help me with WhatsApp", use get_setup_info.

Example response pattern:

  1. Call get_setup_info()
  2. Present the webhook_url and verify_token clearly
  3. List the instructions provided in the tool output

Message Patterns

After completing a task:

send_message({ 
  message: "✅ Done: [what you did]. What would you like me to work on next?",
  wait_for_reply: true 
})

When you hit an error:

send_message({ 
  message: "❌ Error: [problem]. [What you need from them]",
  wait_for_reply: true 
})

When you need a decision:

send_message({ 
  message: "🤔 [Question]? Reply with your choice.",
  wait_for_reply: true 
})

When user says they're done:

send_message({ 
  message: "👋 Got it! Let me know when you need me again.",
  wait_for_reply: false 
})

Emojis

  • ✅ Task complete
  • ❌ Error occurred
  • 🤔 Question/decision
  • 👋 Goodbye

Keep It Simple

  • 1-2 sentences per message
  • Always include what you did + what's next
  • Use wait_for_reply: true for follow-ups
  • Stop the loop when user says they're done