Turn on Cloud MCP in Kaption
In WhatsApp Web with the Kaption extension (Chrome or Edge), open AI Assistants (MCP) › Cloud Bridge › Enable. In the Kaption desktop app, switch on Cloud MCP in Settings. Keep Kaption open while ChatGPT works.
Ask ChatGPT to set up a community, add or remove groups, send or schedule announcements, or tell you what happened across its groups today. It shows you every change and announcement before it goes ahead.
MCP server address
https://mcp.kaptionai.com/mcpShort answer
Connect WhatsApp to ChatGPT with Kaption’s MCP server and ask “what happened in the School Parents community today?” or “announce Friday’s meeting in the community”. ChatGPT reads the groups through Kaption on your computer and, for any change or announcement, shows you the exact text, community and time and waits for your yes. It works in the Kaption app for Mac and Windows now, and in Chrome and Edge with the next extension update.
Kaption open on your computer (the extension in WhatsApp Web, in Chrome or Edge, or the Kaption desktop app) with Cloud MCP on, a Kaption account (every account starts with 60 days of Business, unlimited; after that, a plan with credits), and ChatGPT. Setup takes three steps:
In WhatsApp Web with the Kaption extension (Chrome or Edge), open AI Assistants (MCP) › Cloud Bridge › Enable. In the Kaption desktop app, switch on Cloud MCP in Settings. Keep Kaption open while ChatGPT works.
Turn on Developer mode in Settings › Apps › Advanced settings (Connectors on some plans), click Create, name it WhatsApp, paste https://mcp.kaptionai.com/mcp and choose OAuth.
Enter your phone number and the 6-digit code Kaption sends you on WhatsApp. Then pick the WhatsApp app from the tools menu in a ChatGPT conversation.
Copy a prompt, paste it into ChatGPT and change the names to your own chats and contacts.
What happened in the School Parents community since yesterday? Sum up each group in two lines.
Announce in the Building community: “Water will be off on Thursday from 10 AM to 2 PM.” Show me the text before you send it.
Create a community called Running Club and link my groups Morning Runs and Weekend Trails.
Schedule announcements in the Football community for the next three Saturdays at 9 AM. Let me check them first.
Give me a table of the groups in my Neighbours community: group, messages since Monday, and what people talked about.
Kaption reads the community and its groups on your computer. For a digest, ChatGPT receives message counts and recent texts, with no participant numbers. Scheduled announcements wait in Kaption on your computer and go out from your WhatsApp there.
Kaption’s relay at mcp.kaptionai.com checks your sign-in and passes each request to Kaption on your computer, which runs it against your WhatsApp and sends back only the answer; the relay does not keep your chats. What comes back, such as message text, names and numbers, goes to ChatGPT, which handles it under its own privacy terms. Locked chats are never visible to the assistant, and you can disconnect at any time.
Yes, groups you administer. Ask it to link or unlink groups, up to 20 at a time, and it tells you which worked and which did not. It can also create a new community with those groups.
It shows the latest messages in each group and whether they were yours, with no phone numbers or participant ids. ChatGPT writes the summary from those messages and the counts.
In the Kaption app for Mac and Windows, version 0.97.0 or newer, and in WhatsApp Web with the Chrome or Edge extension after its next update. Changes and announcements also need “Assistants can send messages” turned on in Kaption.
One that lets you add a custom MCP app with developer mode. OpenAI changes which plans and workspaces allow it, so if the option is missing, check OpenAI’s help center or ask your workspace admin.
Turn on Cloud MCP in Kaption, add the address to ChatGPT and sign in with a code on WhatsApp.
Set up WhatsApp in ChatGPT