Backend for WhatsApp agent flows: media, skill reports, voice, and LLM-powered insights.
The wolf-whatsapp-server repository had no new commits on main between 2026-03-22 and 2026-03-25; WhatsApp-adjacent patrol work shipped in wolf-server, wolf-patrol-app, and related services.
wolf-whatsapp-server had no commits on origin/main during 2026-03-22 through 2026-03-25 (local clone after git fetch). There is no git diff artifact for this product in internal/git-audits/2026-03-22-to-03-25/.
Patrol and messaging–related changes in the same calendar window were delivered through wolf-server, wolf-patrol-app, wolf-enterprise-frontend, and wolf-changelog entries for those products.
Incident reports can surface stable, shareable links where product policy allows public visibility.
Programmatic way to invoke the report-oriented language model flow for automation and internal tools.
Batch of backend changes from staging lands on main, aligning WhatsApp services with the latest platform behaviour.
A dedicated path to run the insights model against prepared context, for analytics and operator workflows.
The in-service media work is merged end-to-end, with follow-up fixes for typing and stability.
Configurable working directories for voice processing so hosted environments can place temp files on the right volume.
Media attachments stored with skill reports and leaner message persistence for long-running chats.
Media uploads move onto the same hosted stack as the WhatsApp backend for simpler operations and faster iteration.
Safer handling of failed media uploads, clearer file metadata, and agent prompt improvements shipped to main.