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What works

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How it listens

Rung: Webhook. When you write on WhatsApp, zapbip calls the webhook of a Grok Bot routine and Grok Bot starts with your message, about 9 seconds later. If the call fails, zapbip tells you on WhatsApp. While a question is open, Grok Bot waits up to 50 seconds at a time. If you have not answered, the wait ends as pending and Grok Bot calls again, as many times as it takes, with no time limit. Each single wait lasts at least 2 minutes on Grok Bot. You do nothing to keep it running.

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Set up from zero

  1. Message the zapbip number on WhatsApp. Send new agent grok-bot. How to start shows every message.
  2. Paste the line into Grok Bot. zapbip answers with a line made for you: Connect yourself to my WhatsApp with zapbip: read https://mcp.zapbip.com/i/zb_inst_<code> and follow the instructions.
  3. Say yes to each change. Grok Bot reads the instructions and, before it changes a setting, tells you which one and waits for your yes. Keep the link out of chats you share.
  4. Add zapbip to Grok Bot. It asks the bot to add an MCP server named zapbip at <connectionLink>. You confirm.
  5. Create the routine. It creates a routine with a webhook trigger, which gives a URL and a key.
  6. Tell zapbip how to wake it. It calls set_wake({mode: "webhook", url, token}) with the URL and key of the routine. On an error it stops and reports.
  7. Test it. In the chat it calls send_message with ✅ installed.

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Check it works

Ask Grok Bot to send ✅ installed on WhatsApp. When it arrives, the connection works. Then write something on WhatsApp. Grok Bot answers within about 9 seconds. For apps that need a manual setup, see Connect any MCP client.