ChatGPT + WhatsApp

How to connect your WhatsApp to ChatGPT

Connect Nilyo to ChatGPT, authorize your WhatsApp account when prompted, then ask about your conversations in normal language. You do not need to export chats, configure an API or know internal contact IDs.

Start with the task you actually have

Once Nilyo is available in ChatGPT, ask for a WhatsApp task. If the account is not connected yet, complete the connection flow and return to the original request instead of rebuilding the prompt from scratch.

Summarize my conversation with Sarah from today.
Find the message where John gave me the delivery date.
Draft a reply to the last message, but do not send it yet.

Let the agent establish context first

For a named person, Nilyo helps resolve the right contact and existing chat. The agent can then read the relevant history before summarizing or drafting, which is more useful than generating a reply from the last isolated sentence.

Read, draft and send are different intentions

A request to summarize should remain read-only. A request to draft should produce text for review. Sending is a separate action. Keeping those intentions explicit makes account access easier to trust.

Structured conversation access beats repeated UI navigation

For supported operations ChatGPT can receive chat/message data directly rather than repeatedly opening WhatsApp Web, locating a conversation visually and interpreting rendered state.

Common questions

Can ChatGPT read my WhatsApp messages?

Supported conversations can be read after you connect WhatsApp through Nilyo.

Does ChatGPT send automatically?

No. Reading or drafting does not imply sending.

Can I ask about a person by name?

Yes. The agent can resolve the relevant supported contact or conversation and should disambiguate if the reference is unclear.

Related guides

Give Nilyo to your agent.

Paste one setup link. Your agent can guide OAuth, account connection and the first useful action.