WhatsApp messaging via uni CLI. Use when user wants to send WhatsApp messages, read WhatsApp chats, or manage WhatsApp. Commands: send, read, edit, delete, react, forward, chats, auth.
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WhatsApp messaging via Baileys. Fast daemon architecture (~35ms per command).
uni wa auth # Authenticate with pairing code
uni wa logout # Logout
uni wa status # Check daemon status
uni wa stop # Stop daemonuni wa send me "Hello!" # Send to self (saved messages)
uni wa send 919876543210 "Hi" # Send to phone number
uni wa send me "Check this" --file photo.jpg # Send file with caption
uni wa send me "Reply" --reply ABC123 # Reply to messageuni wa read me # Read from saved messages
uni wa read me -n 20 # Last 20 messages
uni wa read 919876543210 # Read from contactuni wa edit me ABC123 "Fixed typo" # Edit message
uni wa delete me ABC123 # Delete message
uni wa react me ABC123 "👍" # React to messageuni wa forward me 919876543210 ABC123 # Forward messageuni wa chats # List recent chats
uni wa chats -n 50 # More resultsme = your own saved messages919876543210)--json output to get IDs for edit/delete/react--json flag for machine-readable outputf1dfc90
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