n8n's standard HTTP Request and Webhook nodes connect straight to WABridges — no community package, no custom code. Send WhatsApp messages from any workflow, and let incoming messages trigger the next one. Flat $5/month, unlimited messages.
n8n can already talk to almost everything you run — and with WABridges, "almost everything" includes a real WhatsApp number. There's no community node to vet and no code to write: your bridge is a plain web endpoint, which is exactly what n8n's HTTP Request node is for.
Sending is one HTTP Request node. Receiving is one Webhook node whose URL you paste into your bridge's settings. And because n8n ships AI Agent nodes, "auto-answer my WhatsApp with AI" is a two-node workflow, not a programming project.
I use n8n and I want to connect WhatsApp to my workflows using WABridges (wabridges.com). I don't write code. What I want to build: [describe it plainly — e.g. "when a customer messages my WhatsApp number, answer common questions with AI, and forward anything it can't answer to my personal number"] My setup: - A WABridges account with a bridge created and my number paired - My WABridges API key - n8n [cloud / self-hosted — update this] Please read the WABridges API docs first: https://wabridges.com/llms-full.txt Then walk me through, node by node: 1. The Webhook trigger node and where to paste its URL in WABridges 2. The exact HTTP Request node settings to send a reply (URL, headers, body fields) — as values I can enter in the n8n form 3. How to wire the nodes in between for my flow above (including an AI Agent node if it fits) Explain it like I'm setting up n8n for the first time — which nodes to add and what to paste where, no code.