Manu MD WhatsApp Bot: Features, Session ID, Pairing Code and Deployment Guide

MANU MD is a third party WhatsApp multi device bot project, published on GitHub as Manu-MD-V6 by the developer Manul Official from Sri Lanka. The README presents it as an automated WhatsApp bot created using Baileys and Node.js, and asks readers to give the repository a star.

The project is based on Ethix-MD by Ethix-Xsid, and the README credits that base project and its MIT licensing. The Manu-MD-V6 repository itself carries a LICENSE file under the MIT License, and its file list includes the main bot file Manul_Official.js, a config.cjs settings file, app.json and Procfile files for platform deployment, a Dockerfile and a deploy.yml file.

One important change since release: the original GitHub account and the original Manu-MD-V6 repository no longer open on GitHub. Checked on the last verified date below, the address returns a not found response. The project files and README survive in public forks of the repository, and this guide is based on the README preserved in one of those forks. The developer has also published newer Manu MD versions under a different GitHub account, linked in the Official Links section below.

The README documents a feature table, a pair code session route, deployment routes and full manual install steps, but it publishes no command list, so this guide covers only what the repository files confirm and says plainly where the documentation stops.

A Session ID is authentication information a WhatsApp bot uses to establish or restore its connection. In MANU MD the README route is a pair code: you request a code from the project pairing route, enter it inside WhatsApp, and complete the linking to obtain the session information the bot setup consumes. A pairing code and a Session ID are not the same thing: the code is typed into WhatsApp during linking, while the Session ID is the resulting authentication information.

The README has a section titled Get Session Via Pair Code. Its button does not lead to a standalone pairing website: the link behind the button opens a Replit project published by the developer, at replit.com/@manulwijethila2/Manu-MD-V6. The README gives no other pairing address in readable text.

That Replit address no longer opens, checked on the last verified date below. So the documented pairing route is currently unavailable. When the route worked, the flow was to open the pairing project from the README, follow its instructions, and in WhatsApp open Linked Devices, choose Link a Device, choose the link with phone number option, and enter the code. Do not substitute session generators from unrelated bots, which cannot be trusted with WhatsApp credentials.

Keep your Session ID and session files private. They work like a password for the linked WhatsApp session, so never post them in public, never commit them to a public repository, and never enter them on a website that is not linked from the project repository.

The README does not publish a verified list of user facing WhatsApp commands for MANU MD: no command names, no prefix and no usage examples. Its feature table confirms feature areas such as downloader commands, logo commands, anime commands and audio and video editor commands, but a feature area does not reveal what a command is called or how it is used.

Treat any MANU MD command list copied from another bot, or from another Manu MD version, as unverified, because command names and behaviour differ between projects and versions. For accurate information, inspect the source files in a copy of the repository, or use the resources linked from the README.

MANU MD is an unofficial third party WhatsApp bot project. It is not an official WhatsApp or Meta product. The README carries a Reminder section which says the bot is not made by WhatsApp Inc., that misusing the bot might ban your WhatsApp account, that a banned account can be unbanned only once, and that the developer is not responsible for banning your account. It tells users to use the bot at their own risk and to keep that warning in mind.

The removal of the original repository adds a practical risk: copies of the code now circulate through forks and reuploads that the developer does not control, and a copy could be changed without any announcement. Prefer a fork whose files match the original repository, and review the code before you run it.

Protect your Session ID like a password: never share it publicly, never commit it to a public repository, and never enter it on a site that is not linked from the project repository. Consider a separate WhatsApp number for testing instead of your main account, avoid spam and abusive automation, and if you stop using the bot, remove its connection from WhatsApp Linked Devices.

This article is based on the Manu-MD-V6 README and repository files as preserved in a public fork of the original repository, checked on the last verified date. The original GitHub account and repository no longer open, and the pairing route in the README no longer works, as stated in the guide.

AHMED X provides this article for educational and informational purposes only. AHMED X is not the developer or owner of MANU MD and does not claim any partnership or official affiliation with Manul Official or Ethix-Xsid.

AHMED X is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by WhatsApp or Meta. WhatsApp is a trademark of its respective owner. Use unofficial WhatsApp automation at your own risk.