MCP
Remote agent tools
OAuth-protected tools for groups, reports, Workflows, messages, schedules, automations, moderation, integrations, community resources, and jobs.
MCP integration guide →Build governed WhatsApp operations with 9bot.
Connect AI assistants, browser agents, websites, feeds, and operational systems to 9bot through MCP, WebMCP, OpenAPI, OAuth, Workflows, and permission-aware tools.
One operational layer, several ways to connect.
The public documentation separates server-side agent access, browser-agent actions, machine-readable API discovery, and technical context so each client can use the right interface.
OpenAPI
HTTP gateway discovery
JSON and YAML descriptions of the public MCP transport, OAuth metadata, MCP metadata, registry manifest, health endpoint, and generic JSON-RPC envelopes.
API and transport guide →WebMCP
Browser-agent actions
Safe, public browser tools for discovering 9bot capabilities and opening the right developer resource without accessing tenant data.
WebMCP guide →OAuth
Permission-aware access
Applications can be limited by scopes, access mode, authorized groups, tool rules, sensitive-data policy, confirmation, and tenant configuration.
Authentication guide →llms.txt
AI-readable context
A concise discovery file and a detailed technical file describe canonical resources, capabilities, security boundaries, and agent operating rules.
Full technical guidance →Workflows
Persistent operations
Natural-language intent can become structured Workflows with validation, schedules, processing, delivery, confirmation, and auditability.
See Workflows with MCP →Designed around real community operations.
Exact tools are discovered dynamically after authorization. The product groups them into clear operational families.
| Family | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Groups | Groups, communities, members, administrators, and settings |
| Reports | Activity, engagement, growth, behavior, and analytics |
| Workflows | Authoring, deployment, execution, and management |
| Messages | Messages, summaries, announcements, and broadcasts |
| Schedules | One-time and recurring communications |
| Automations | Commands, RSS, alerts, replies, and recurring routines |
| Moderation | Reports, strikes, rules, penalties, and anti-spam controls |
| Integrations | Connected systems, feeds, services, and triggers |
| Community | Subdomains and hosted experiences |
| Jobs | Long-running operation status and control |
Open the right resource.
This visible semantic form is also a WebMCP Declarative API tool. Browsers without WebMCP use it as a normal form.
Source of truth: after OAuth authorization, use MCP tool discovery and the returned input schemas. Do not invent tool names, scopes, group identifiers, or success states from documentation examples.