LetsBot

Was du damit machen kannst

Für diesen Server haben wir noch keine Zusammenfassung in einfacher Sprache geschrieben. Unten stehen die Fakten, die wir aus der Registry gelesen haben.

• Verbindung: Läuft in der Cloud
• Transport: Streamable HTTP
• Kategorie: Chat & E-Mail

Installation

Wähle die KI-App, die du nutzt, und kopiere die Einstellungen.

Du brauchst

• Läuft in der CloudNichts zu installieren; die Verbindung läuft übers Internet

Welche App nutzt du?

https://letsbot.net/mcp

claude mcp add --transport http letsbot https://letsbot.net/mcp

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "letsbot": {
      "url": "https://letsbot.net/mcp"
    }
  }
}

{
  "servers": {
    "letsbot": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://letsbot.net/mcp"
    }
  }
}

https://letsbot.net/mcp

Deine Auswahl bleibt in einem Cookie auf diesem Gerät; kein Konto nötig.

Diese Einstellungen werden aus dem Registry-Eintrag des Entwicklers erzeugt. Wenn in der README etwas anderes steht, folge der README.

Was er kann

Tool-Namen und -Beschreibungen genau so, wie der Server sie am 6. Nov. 2026 gemeldet hat. Geschrieben hat sie der Entwickler, nicht wir; wir zeigen sie als reinen Text.

• send_text_message

  Send a text message to a contact on any connected platform: a WhatsApp number (international format without +, e.g. 201234567890), or the `phone` / `chat_id` of a website chat, Messenger, Instagram, Telegram, X or SMS contact exactly as get_conversations_awaiting_reply or get_con

• send_image

  Send an image to a WhatsApp number with an optional caption.

• send_video

  Send a video to a WhatsApp number with an optional caption.

• send_audio

  Send an audio file or voice note to a WhatsApp number.

• send_file

  Send a document/file to a WhatsApp number. `file_url` must be a DIRECT url to the file itself. If you generated the file yourself, or it is not already at a direct public url, call upload_file first (it takes the bytes as base64 and returns a url plus the filename to pass here).

• send_location

  Send a location to a WhatsApp number.

• send_contact_card

  Send a contact card (vCard) to a WhatsApp number.

• send_template

  Send a WhatsApp-approved message template to a number. Templates are required for sending messages outside the 24-hour window.

• send_buttons

  Send an interactive message with buttons to a WhatsApp number. Maximum 3 buttons.

• send_list

  Send an interactive list/menu message to a WhatsApp number.

• send_carousel

  Send a carousel of cards (title, subtitle, image, up to 3 buttons each; max 10 cards) to a Messenger or Instagram contact. Provide the recipient PSID/IGSID and platform.

• reply_to_message

  Reply to a specific message in a conversation on any connected platform (WhatsApp, website chat, Messenger, Instagram, Telegram, …). Also replies inside a WhatsApp group when "phone" is the group's chat_id from get_groups (QR-connected numbers only), optionally tagging members wi

• send_reaction

  Add an emoji reaction to a message in a WhatsApp conversation.

• forward_message

  Forward a message from one WhatsApp chat to another.

• upload_file

  Put a file into LetsBot storage and get back a direct https url plus the filename to pass to send_file / send_group_file / send_image / send_video / send_audio. Two ways in — pass exactly one: `source_url` when the file is already online (a public link, including a Google Drive "

• get_contacts

  Get a paginated list of WhatsApp contacts with optional search and filter.

• get_contact

  Get detailed information about a specific WhatsApp contact including labels, moderators, last message, and the workspace's contact custom fields (custom_fields: every available field with its key, label, type, current value — null when empty — and allowed options for select field

• create_contact

  Create a new WhatsApp contact in the system. Optionally set the workspace's contact custom fields in the same call (custom_fields: key → value).

• update_contact

  Update a contact's information: name, email, city, country, and the workspace's own contact custom fields (custom_fields: key → value, null clears). Call get_contact first to see which custom field keys exist, their types and allowed options. Only the fields you pass are changed.

• get_my_chats

  Get the chats assigned to the person this connection acts as. A workspace-level connection (API key) gets every assigned chat.

• get_conversations_awaiting_reply

  List conversations where the customer wrote last and nobody has replied yet, newest first. This is a backlog of work outstanding, NOT a read/unread state: it is derived from who spoke last, so it clears when a reply is sent from any device and returns if the customer writes again

• pin_contact

  Pin or unpin a contact chat so it stays at the top of the list.

• archive_contact

  Archive or unarchive a contact chat.

• block_contact

  Block or unblock a WhatsApp contact.

• delete_contact

  Permanently delete one contact (a one-to-one chat) together with its whole conversation: every message and media file is erased shortly after, and this cannot be undone. Same as Delete on the contact in the LetsBot panel. Requires confirm: call with confirm=false first to get a p

• assign_label

  Assign or remove a label from a contact. Toggles the label — if already assigned it will be removed, if not assigned it will be added.

• assign_moderator

  Assign a team member (moderator) to a conversation, or remove them from it. Pass action=assign or action=unassign to say which; without action the call toggles (adds if absent, removes if present). The assigned member is notified. To move many conversations from one member to ano

• reassign_conversations

  Move conversations from one team member to another in one step — e.g. "move Ahmed's waiting chats to Mona". By default only the conversations awaiting a reply (the customer wrote last) move; use scope=all for every open conversation the member holds, or waiting_longer_than_minute

• get_assignment_rules

  Read how new conversations are automatically given to team members (operators): the assignment mode (off / round robin / least open), which team receives them, whether only available operators count, the per-operator cap, reassigning a conversation when its operator does not repl

• update_assignment_rules

  Change how new conversations are automatically given to team members. Pass ONLY the settings to change; everything else stays as it is. Call get_assignment_rules first to see the current values, the teams and the operators you can use. Examples: turn it on with mode="round_robin"

• add_note

  Add an internal note to a conversation — visible only to the merchant's team in the LetsBot inbox, never sent to the customer. Use it to leave context for colleagues (e.g. "customer wants a refund, waiting for the warehouse"). A note does not count as a reply to the customer. To

• get_account_overview

  Summarise this LetsBot workspace's account in one call: (1) subscription — current plan, billing period, start and end/renewal date, status, whether it renews automatically and the next automatic charge, trial state and days left, any temporary plan boost, the line items and the

• get_owner_briefing

  A short briefing of what needs the owner's attention in this LetsBot workspace right now, in one call: conversations where a customer is still waiting for a reply (how many, how long the oldest has waited, and the first few names), customer messages and new contacts in the last 2

• get_report

  Read one tab of the LetsBot Reports page for a period: KPI cards with the change vs the previous period, the main chart (labels + series), the table rows (max 100) and footnotes. Tabs: conversations (opened/closed/open), responses (reply speed), resolutions, messages (inbound/out

• list_whatsapp_templates

  List the WhatsApp message templates (Meta-approved message formats) of this workspace: name, exact language code, category (MARKETING / UTILITY / AUTHENTICATION), Meta review status and the rejection reason when Meta gave one, body text, header type, and the placeholders each tem

• create_whatsapp_template

  Create a new WhatsApp message template and submit it to Meta for review (Official WhatsApp / Cloud API workspaces only). A template is the only way to start a conversation or message a customer outside the 24-hour reply window; once Meta APPROVES it, send it with send_template. I

• list_scheduled_activity

  List messages that are still waiting to go out to customers: pending store notifications from Salla, Zid and WooCommerce (order updates, abandoned-cart reminders, …) and the outgoing WhatsApp send queue (including failed sends that would be re-sent when the number reconnects). Us

• cancel_scheduled_activity

  Stop messages that are still waiting to be sent (as listed by list_scheduled_activity): either ONE row (pass source + source_id; it is cancelled immediately — stopping a send needs no approval) or ALL rows matching optional filters (pass all=true; this needs the user's confirmati

• get_messages

  Get messages from a WhatsApp conversation. Returns the most recent messages paginated.

• get_message_status

  Check what WhatsApp actually did with messages you already sent — delivered, read, still pending, or FAILED with Meta's own reason. A send tool returning status "sent" only means Meta accepted the message; Meta can still refuse to deliver it seconds later, and this tool is the on

• search_messages

  Search messages across all conversations (individual chats and groups), or within one specific contact chat or group.

• mark_as_read

  Mark a conversation as opened in the LetsBot inbox, and send a read receipt to the customer on channels that support one. This affects inbox read state ONLY. It does NOT clear the conversation from get_conversations_awaiting_reply — only sending a reply does that — so do not call

• get_groups

  Get a paginated list of WhatsApp group conversations. Read-only: listing groups never marks anything as read. Counts report what has not been opened in the LetsBot inbox, which is not the same as what the merchant has seen on their own phone. Use get_group_messages to read a grou

• get_group_messages

  Get messages from a WhatsApp group conversation, newest first, with the sender of each message. Read-only: reading a group NEVER marks its messages as read and sends no read receipts. Use get_groups to list groups and their ids.

• send_group_message

  Send one real WhatsApp text message from the workspace's WhatsApp number into one WhatsApp group, after the user confirms. Every member of that group (real people outside LetsBot) receives it, and a sent message cannot be recalled or edited. Works on a number connected to LetsBot

• send_group_file

  Send one real file — a document such as a PDF, an image, or a video — from the workspace's WhatsApp number into one WhatsApp group, after the user confirms. Every member of that group receives it and it cannot be recalled. `file_url` must be a DIRECT url to the file: if the file

• get_labels

  Get all labels/tags available in the account. Labels are used to categorize and organize contacts.

• create_label

  Create a new label/tag for organizing contacts.

• get_label_contacts

  Get all contacts that are assigned to a specific label.

• get_moderators

  Get all moderators/agents available in the account. Moderators are team members who can handle conversations.

• get_quick_replies

  Get all quick replies/canned responses available. Quick replies are pre-written message templates that can be sent quickly.

• create_quick_reply

  Create a new quick reply/canned response. Quick replies let agents send pre-written messages instantly.

• update_quick_reply

  Update an existing quick reply/canned response by ID. Only the provided fields change; everything else stays as it was. Run get_quick_replies first to find the quick reply ID.

• delete_quick_reply

  Delete a quick reply (canned response) by ID. Run get_quick_replies first to find the ID. To only hide it, use update_quick_reply with status=false instead.

• update_label

  Rename or recolour an existing contact label by ID. Only the fields you pass change. Run get_labels first to find the ID. Contacts keep the label; they just show the new name/colour.

• delete_label

  Delete a contact label by ID. The label is removed from every contact that has it and from the inbox filters; the contacts themselves are not touched. Run get_labels first to find the ID.

• ai_suggest_reply

  Return the recent conversation and contact context so the assistant can draft suggested replies. The assistant generates the reply suggestions from the returned context (nothing is sent).

• ai_summarize_conversation

  Return the recent conversation history with a contact so the assistant can summarize it (key topics, issues, and outcomes). The assistant writes the summary from the returned messages.

• ai_analyze_contact

  Return a contact profile and recent conversation sample so the assistant can analyze the customer (engagement level, interests, recommendations). The assistant performs the analysis on the returned data.

• ai_improve_message

  Return a draft message together with the desired tone and context so the assistant can rewrite it (grammar, tone, clarity) while keeping the original intent. The assistant produces the improved version.

Basischecksi

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Im Vergleich mit anderen in Chat & E-Maili

• Mehr Sterne als 0 % der anderen 1830 Server in dieser Kategorie
• Neuer in der Registry veröffentlicht als 78 % der anderen 1830 Server in dieser Kategorie
• Basischecks gleich gut wie oder besser als bei 45 % der anderen 1830 Server in dieser Kategorie

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