Unifonic MCP manifest (community server + candidate tools)
Unifonic publishes no official MCP server (no MCP mention in the docs, no official GitHub organization, nothing in the MCP registry). A community-built MCP server exists on npm — @theyahia/unifonic-mcp v1.1.1 ("MCP server for Unifonic — SMS, voice, WhatsApp CPaaS (Saudi Arabia)", last modified 2026-04-01) — captured below, plus a candidate tool list derived from the operations of the three official OpenAPI documents in this repo for what a first-party server should expose.
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Documentation
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Tools
send_sms— Send an SMS messageget_message_details— Query SMS message delivery detailssend_scheduled_message— Schedule an SMS for future deliverystop_scheduled_messages— Stop one or all scheduled messageslist_scheduled_messages— List scheduled message detailscreate_verification— Start an OTP verification over SMS, WhatsApp, or voicecheck_verification— Check an OTP verification codecreate_call— Place an outbound voice callget_call_status— Retrieve the status of a voice callcreate_masking_session— Create a two-way number-masking sessiondeactivate_masking_session— Deactivate a number-masking sessionregister_call_webhook— Register a webhook for call statuses
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