17 karma · joined July 7, 2021
Each tool loads its input/output schemas into context. Just 5 tools – like Notion, Gmail, WhatsApp, Jira, and Confluence – can easily fill the entire 100k token window
And your AI agent gets dumber, slower, just because they can't hold large context at once.
Moreover, if you use OpenRouter or any API you will have to pay for storing all of this data in the context, meaning by default any user generates 100k+ context per message How I fixed that: - get-tools loads only the tools you need, using vector search - Smaller context → up to 10x faster request Meaning I can now connect 100+ different tools, and use them dynamically, without bloating the context window
→ it can text your wife → reply to your mom → book Airbnbs → send investor updates
You can trigger WhatsApp via API, or inside Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT etc. → Full WhatsApp API is exposed: send, receive, get contacts, chats, etc. → VeyraX helps AI with tool calling
WhatsApp MCP is also available inside VeyraX Flows.
→ Connect Whatsapp to Notion, Gmail, Jira, Slack — whatever you want → Flows have public API → Create your own + share it with friends
Since it is free, I found it useful to share it into our mcp community. Can you please support?
I implement it on Go Server with whatsmeow and websockets connection, and proxied it via python Fast API to make it available in the VeyraX marketplace
We built VeyraX to make it easy for anyone to automate complex workflows using just natural language.
Think Zapier + LLM + instant testing
The core idea: you describe a workflow ("When a new GitHub issue is created, summarize it with AI, then send to Slack"), and our agent connects the tools, builds the flow logic, and lets you test it before publishing.
-> VeyraX supports 70+ tools: GitHub, Linear, Notion, Gmail, Sentry, Typeform, Airtable, etc. -> You can test flows in real time with AI (similar to vibe coding) -> You can also ask the AI to generate and optimize flows for you -> We have API for each flow available as REST, or MCP
Why we built it:
We were tired of spending hours wiring APIs or learning new automation platforms just to save 5 minutes a day
We wanted something that felt like an AI teammate — not just a bunch of triggers and actions.
Would love your feedback – especially on the interface and flow testing logic. Happy to answer anything!
looking forward on updates