WhatsApp — Reply to message
Input
name requiredExact chat name to open (from get_inbox).
text requiredThe reply text to send.
messageId requiredMessage id to reply to (from get_conversation or search_messages). Note: if this message was sent immediately after another message from the same sender with no time gap, WhatsApp may have grouped them into a single row that only exposes the newest message's id — replying to an earlier, swallowed message in such a group will fail with a clear error. Very old messages in long conversations may also be unreachable.
Output
sent requiredTrue once the reply is confirmed sent: the outgoing bubble appeared and WhatsApp itself did not flag it as failed to send.
text requiredrepliedTo requiredFAQ
WhatsApp — Get conversation
Open a WhatsApp chat by its exact name (as returned by get_inbox) and return its messages in chronological order: sender, direction (sent/received), time, date, text and media type. `count` = how many recent messages to load (scrolls up for older). A message that was deleted for everyone is still returned, flagged with `deleted: true` and carrying no text, so it is never mistaken for a message that could not be read.
WhatsApp — Send message or attachment
Send a WhatsApp message to a chat picked either by its exact name (as returned by get_inbox) or by phone number in international format, which needs no saved contact. The message is either text, an attached image, video or document with an optional caption, or a saved contact's card. Confirms the send by inspecting the conversation afterwards — a delivery tick for text, a cleared upload for an attachment, the contact's own bubble for a card — and throws if WhatsApp flagged it as failed or left it stuck, rather than trusting the bubble appearing. Returns the message id, the account that sent it, and whether identical text was already in the conversation beforehand. Attachment bytes must be supplied inline, since they cannot be fetched from a URL at run time.
WhatsApp — Get inbox
List the WhatsApp chat list (inbox): for each chat its name, date/time label, read/unread status, unread message count and last-message snippet. Ordered top→down (most recent first). `count` caps how many chats to return.