Gallabox MCP Server

Name: Gallabox MCP Server
Author: navayuvan-gallabox

@navayuvan-gallabox

About Gallabox MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation for Gallabox WhatsApp APIs. This server acts as a middleware between MCP clients and the Gallabox API, providing a standardized interface for sending WhatsApp messages.

#gallabox #whatsapp #mcp-server

Basic information

Config

No standard config provided

This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.

Repository

Tools

** Confirmation of message sent with ID and status.

** Confirmation of template message sent with ID and status.

** Confirmation of interactive message sent with ID and status.

Overview

What is Gallabox MCP Server?

MCP Server for the Gallabox API, enabling interaction with WhatsApp messaging. It allows sending text, template, and interactive messages programmatically.

How to use Gallabox MCP Server?

Clone the repository and install dependencies with yarn. Then configure a claude_desktop_config.json file with your CHANNEL_ID, GALLABOX_API_KEY, and GALLABOX_API_SECRET, and restart Claude Desktop.

Key features of Gallabox MCP Server

Send text messages via WhatsApp
Send template messages with dynamic values
Send interactive messages with reply buttons
Provides confirmation with ID and status for each message
Uses environment variables for API authentication

Use cases of Gallabox MCP Server

Automate customer support notifications via WhatsApp
Send personalized marketing or transactional templates
Create interactive WhatsApp conversations with button-based flows

FAQ from Gallabox MCP Server

What tools does Gallabox MCP Server provide?

It provides three tools: sendTextMessage, sendTemplateMessage, and sendInteractiveMessage.

What are the required environment variables?

CHANNEL_ID, GALLABOX_API_KEY, and GALLABOX_API_SECRET are required.

How do I configure it with Claude Desktop?

Add a whatsapp entry to the mcpServers section of claude_desktop_config.json, pointing the command to your local server and setting the required environment variables.