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package/Elias Subtitles/WhatsApp Automation for Cold Outreach (Beginner-Friendly Guide).txt

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+WhatsApp Automation for Cold Outreach (Beginner-Friendly Guide)
+Generated using Transcript LOL
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+Speaker 1
+00:00 - 00:14
+You will learn how to create your own browser WhatsApp automation to get leads on autopilot. So how does automation works? It will open WhatsApp web automatically. I will share also the full automation completely for free.
+
+Speaker 1
+00:14 - 00:21
+It will press on new chat. It will paste in a number. It will click on the lead. It will check if there is a lead.
+
+Speaker 1
+00:22 - 00:38
+It will send a cold DM. It will also send it and then it will do it again to the next one. The DM we want to send, I'm now reaching out to AVHC companies. It's like, hi Frank, I'm working on an AI powered lead generation tool for AVHC companies.
+
+Speaker 1
+00:38 - 00:49
+I'm still a little unsure. Would you mind taking a quick look at it and letting me know your thoughts? If you send something like this, people will react. You will go on meetings with them and you can sell them whatever you like.
+
+Speaker 1
+00:49 - 01:02
+So let's get started. The first thing we want to do is we want to get the automation software. Zerowork is a free automation software. You can use the link down below in the description and press on start for free.
+
+Speaker 1
+01:02 - 01:20
+You will have the free trial. After that, you need to install the agent, follow the steps and click the second link down below in the description. Then you can click at the test, but to my account and bam, you're ready. You have the full automation here in your account.
+
+Speaker 1
+01:20 - 01:30
+It's quite a simple automation. It's super short, easy for you to understand. It just opened WhatsApp. It checks like, Hey, this is the button to find new number available.
+
+Speaker 1
+01:30 - 01:41
+It inputs the number. It checks if there is a match for that number and input the text and it sends it. easy as that. So the first thing we need to do is we need to find leads.
+
+Speaker 1
+01:41 - 02:01
+There are different ways to find leads. For example, on Google Maps, you have unlimited phone numbers who all have a WhatsApp with them. On Yellow Pages, there are unlimited businesses with so much phone numbers, you can just copy all the phone numbers. You also have the C7 lead finder with unlimited phone numbers.
+
+Speaker 1
+02:02 - 02:37
+And if you've watched my previous video about the CSS selectors, you could actually make this scrapers yourselves to just scrape yellow pages or Google Maps and put them all in a Google Sheet. I already, for the sake of this video, prepared the Google Sheet. I have all the numbers here. I even have all the names for them and what I will do is I will make sure the first two columns is phone and name and I will export this Google Sheet to a CSV because this we can upload to the AI agent.
+
+Speaker 1
+02:37 - 03:04
+If I now go to the WhatsApp automation, I can click on WhatsApp leads, I can click on import data from CSV, I can do upload from CSV. I can choose downloads, I can upload the CSV update and look at this, all my leads are inside. We also have the status column and the status column will be updated whenever a message is sent. So it will also never send a message to the same person twice.
+
+Speaker 1
+03:04 - 03:24
+because here in the loop it will always loop over the table and it will start the next run from the next row. So this is also very beautiful and then it will actually look for where the status is empty. So the final thing to do is actually we want to run this in my regular browser. This is very very very important.
+
+Speaker 1
+03:24 - 03:33
+You can check the connection status. Sometimes you have to restart your browser. Probably the first time when you do it, it will say action required. You have to relaunch Chrome.
+
+Speaker 1
+03:34 - 03:46
+Make sure your Xerox bot is running. I will now relaunch the Chrome. And we are connected. So now the last thing you just have to do is press play and let the magic happen.
+
+Speaker 1
+03:46 - 04:01
+It should open WhatsApp automatically, send all the messages. You can just sit back, relax, let the magic happen. And who knows, maybe tomorrow you get five replies. Maybe you get one client out of it.
+
+Speaker 1
+04:29 - 04:41
+Like this, you can just run it, you can schedule it to run as much as you like. I hope you enjoyed this video. Please like and subscribe and good luck automating. Bye bye!

package/README.md

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 A free Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects any MCP-compatible AI client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, etc.) to your **ZeroWork** TaskBots.
 
-Because ZeroWork does not have a public REST API for managing bots, this MCP server acts as a **Webhook Manager**. You configure your TaskBot webhook URLs, and Claude can then dynamically trigger your automations, pass data to them, and query comprehensive ZeroWork documentation.
+Because ZeroWork does not have a public REST API for managing bots, this MCP server acts as a **Webhook Manager**. You configure your TaskBot webhook URLs, and Claude can then dynamically trigger your automations, pass data to them, generate robust selectors, and query comprehensive ZeroWork documentation.
 
 ## Features
 
 - **Trigger TaskBots** — easily trigger any of your configured ZeroWork TaskBots
 - **Dynamic Data** — pass JSON payloads to your TaskBots (populates `zw_webhook_data`)
-- **Built-in Knowledge Base** — Claude can read the ZeroWork documentation (General, Webhooks, Variables, Tables, Selectors, Troubleshooting) to help you build and debug TaskBots
+- **Search Official Docs** — use `search_zerowork_docs` to query the entire ZeroWork documentation directly inside Claude
+- **Search Video Tutorials** — use `search_zerowork_tutorials` to query 38+ official video masterclasses and WhatsApp automation guides
+- **Robust Selector Generator** — use `generate_robust_selector` to create non-brittle CSS/XPath selectors tailored for ZeroWork
+- **Built-in Knowledge Base** — Claude can read the embedded ZeroWork documentation resources to help you build and debug TaskBots
 - **Always up to date** — uses `@latest` so every restart pulls the newest version automatically
 - **Zero install** — runs via `npx` with no cloning required
 - **Multi-platform** — works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, and any stdio MCP client
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 3. Click "Generate Webhook"
 4. Copy the webhook URL (e.g., `https://hook.zerowork.io/...`)
 
-## Step 2 — Setup (Claude Desktop)
+## Step 3 — Setup (Claude Desktop)
 
 Open your `claude_desktop_config.json` file and configure your bots using the `ZEROWORK_BOTS` environment variable. The value must be a valid JSON string mapping your custom bot names to their webhook URLs.
 
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 ## How to Ask Claude
 
 Once connected, you can ask Claude things like:
+- "Search ZeroWork video tutorials for how to scrape paginated data with nested loops."
+- "Search ZeroWork docs for how to use multi-line JavaScript Code Blocks in dynamic inputs."
+- "Here is an HTML snippet from LinkedIn. Generate a robust ZeroWork selector for the Connect button."
 - "What ZeroWork bots do I have configured?"
 - "Trigger my scraperBot"
 - "Trigger my dmBot and send it this JSON payload: { 'email': 'test@example.com' }"
-- "How do I use variables in ZeroWork?" (Claude will read the embedded documentation resource to answer you)
+- "How do I use variables in ZeroWork?"
 
 ## Environment Variables
 
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 ## Available Tools
 
+- `search_zerowork_docs` - Searches the entire ZeroWork official documentation
+- `search_zerowork_tutorials` - Searches 38+ official video masterclasses and automation guides
+- `generate_robust_selector` - Analyzes HTML snippets to craft non-brittle ZeroWork selectors
 - `list_taskbots` - Lists all configured TaskBots
 - `trigger_taskbot` - Triggers a TaskBot without data
 - `trigger_taskbot_with_data` - Triggers a TaskBot and passes JSON data
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 - `resource://zerowork/variables`
 - `resource://zerowork/tables`
 - `resource://zerowork/selectors`
+- `resource://zerowork/loops`
+- `resource://zerowork/chatgpt`
+- `resource://zerowork/anti_bot`
 - `resource://zerowork/troubleshooting`
+- `resource://zerowork/building_blocks`
+- `resource://zerowork/dynamic_inputs`
+- `resource://zerowork/tutorials/tutorial_1` (up to `tutorial_39` for full video transcripts)
 
 ## License
 
 ISC © nagoc
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