Manage groups
Query groups, members, administrators, settings, and community information.
Use ChatGPT, Claude, AI agents, and MCP-compatible clients to query groups, create Workflows, generate reports, send messages, and operate WhatsApp through 9bot.
MCP layer9bot MCP is an interface that lets AI assistants and agents interact directly with the 9bot ecosystem.
The operational layer that turns intent into a structured, persistent, and governed action.
MCP connects your agent’s reasoning to 9bot tools. Workflows record the operation, permissions limit its reach, and WhatsApp carries out what was authorized.
Query, analyze, and operate 9bot resources with the permissions defined for each application and group.
Query groups, members, administrators, settings, and community information.
Analyze community activity, engagement, and behavior.
Turn instructions given to AI into executable flows inside 9bot.
Let authorized agents send messages through WhatsApp.
Schedule one-time or recurring communications through Workflows.
Query and operate existing automations and commands.
Handle reports, strikes, penalties, allowlists, and moderation features.
Trigger authorized connections within the 9bot ecosystem.
The difference goes beyond providing MCP tools. 9bot turns natural-language intent into a structured, persistent operation inside the Workflows module.
“Every Monday at 9:00 AM, generate an engagement report and send it to the administrator.”
Use these suggestions as a starting point. Select a prompt to copy it and adapt it to your group, report, or Workflow.
Check each platform’s documentation to add the remote 9bot endpoint and authorize the application.

Connect ChatGPT to 9bot MCP through a compatible app.
Open the ChatGPT guide
Use Claude to query and operate communities through 9bot.
Open the Claude guide
Connect Gemini to the 9bot ecosystem through MCP.
Open the Gemini guide
Add MCP to your agent in the Microsoft ecosystem.
Open the Copilot guide
Use MCP-compatible local models to operate 9bot.
Open the LM Studio guideEnable MCP in the Dashboard, create an application with the correct access level, and add the credentials to your MCP client.
Go to Dashboard → Settings → MCP.
Choose the right access level: read-only or full access.
Enter the endpoint and complete OAuth authorization in your chosen client.
Authentication, scopes, authorized groups, confirmation, and auditing make security part of the product—not an optional setting.
Authentication is required to access 9bot’s public MCP endpoint.
Restrict which actions an integration can perform.
Choose which groups each application can access.
Allow or block specific tools for each application.
Sensitive operations can require explicit confirmation before execution.
Set blocked, masked, or full access according to policy.
Record MCP changes for administrative oversight.
9bot can require two-step confirmation for sensitive or destructive operations. The preview generates a temporary, single-use confirmation that must be submitted again to execute the action.
Browse the currently published toolsets. Availability for each application depends on its authorized scopes, groups, and rules.
| Toolset | Tools | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Groups | 29 | Groups, members, and settings |
| Reports | 17 | Reports and analytics |
| Workflows | 40 | Authoring, deployment, and execution |
| Messages | 15 | Messages, summaries, and broadcasts |
| Schedules | 13 | Schedule management |
| Automations | 62 | Automations and commands |
| Moderation | 16 | Moderation |
| Integrations | 27 | Integrations |
| Community | 17 | Subdomains and hosted pages |
| Jobs | 4 | Job queries and control |
Straightforward answers about how MCP clients, AI agents, permissions, and Workflows connect to 9bot.
Connect your agents to 9bot MCP so they can query data, create Workflows, and perform authorized operations directly in your ecosystem.
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