Team response times
Ask GitHub Copilot: "What was Alex's average response time this week, and who on the team is fastest?"
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To connect WhatsApp to GitHub Copilot, add the Whatsable MCP server at https://api.whatsable.app/mcp. GitHub Copilot can then read chats, send messages, and report on every number you approve.
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Ask GitHub Copilot: "What was Alex's average response time this week, and who on the team is fastest?"
Ask GitHub Copilot: "Which of our numbers have customers still waiting for an answer?"
Ask GitHub Copilot: "Give me my daily WhatsApp report: chats, failures, handoffs, and what is scheduled."
Add the server. Sign in. Sign in to Whatsable and approve. Use agent mode. The server URL is https://api.whatsable.app/mcp.
Yes. When you connect, you choose only the default number, all numbers, or specific numbers. With several, each send names its number, and GitHub Copilot should ask if you have not said which one.
Yes. Each conversation's history names the teammate behind every reply, with timestamps. GitHub Copilot reads those conversations and works out response times per person. It reads one conversation at a time, so on a busy account ask for a short period.
Choose Read only and it cannot send or change anything. With higher access, most AI apps ask you to approve each tool that sends or changes something. Each send is one real WhatsApp message.
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