WhatsApp MD Bot

CypherX

Q: What is CypherX WhatsApp Bot?

CypherX is an open-source Node.js WhatsApp bot project built on the Baileys Multi-Device library, with messaging utilities, media processing, and configurable settings. Its public repository is widely followed in the WhatsApp bot development community.

Q: How do I get a CypherX pairing code?

Open the official pairing portal at pair3.cypherxbot.space, enter your WhatsApp number in the required format, and follow the pairing instructions. Keep the tab open until the portal confirms your Session ID is ready.

Q: How do I deploy CypherX on AHMED X?

Open the CypherX page on AHMED X, generate a session through the official pairing portal, enter the session credential in the deploy form inside your panel, and follow the deployment instructions shown there.

Q: Does CypherX support stickers?

Yes. Its release notes document improvements to animated and video stickers from Telegram sticker packs, including conversion of supported animated formats, and the project includes media-processing functionality used by its sticker tools.

Q: Which Node.js version does CypherX require?

The current repository's package metadata specifies Node.js >=20 <25. Verify the requirements of the version you intend to run.

Q: Does CypherX use a database?

Its package metadata includes SQLite and PostgreSQL packages, so database-backed storage options are part of the project. The available storage behavior depends on the current implementation and configuration, so consult the repository before modifying storage settings.

Q: Is CypherX free?

Yes. CypherX is an open-source project, and on AHMED X you can deploy it free: no coding, no server to rent, and no hosting setup to manage. External services the bot can connect to may have their own costs, depending on the configuration.

Q: Where can I find the CypherX source code?

The official repository is on GitHub at github.com/Dark-Xploit/CypherX. Use it to review the source code, release notes, and supported setup requirements.

Q: What should I do if my Session ID stops working?

Follow the pairing portal's instructions to reconnect the WhatsApp account and generate a new session if required. Keep all session credentials private.

Q: Who created CypherX?

CypherX is developed by Dark-Xploit and published openly on GitHub, where its repository, README, and release notes are maintained.

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About

What is CypherX?

CypherX is an open-source WhatsApp automation bot built with Node.js and the Baileys WhatsApp Multi-Device library. It is one of the more widely followed projects in the WhatsApp bot development community, and its public GitHub repository is the main reference for its source code, release notes, and setup requirements.

The CypherX README focuses on getting started rather than publishing a full feature list: it walks visitors through forking the repository and then generating a Session ID through its numbered pairing servers. The official pairing portal offers pairing-code and QR linking, and its release notes document media tools such as Telegram sticker conversion and menu customization commands.

On AHMED X you can deploy CypherX free with a pairing code and Session ID, with no coding and no server to set up yourself. This guide covers the pairing process, deployment steps, the commands and capabilities the project actually documents, requirements, troubleshooting, and safety.

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Features

What CypherX can do

Pairing code and QR linking through the official CypherX pairing servers

Telegram sticker conversion

animated and video stickers send as proper video stickers

Menu video and image customization commands

View-once media handling with the .vv command

Text-to-speech component from the Google TTS library in its dependencies

SQLite and PostgreSQL database support

Compatible with the Node.js range specified in its package metadata (20 up to 25)

Commands

CypherX commands

CommandWhat it does

.vvView-once media command documented in the project release notes

.setmenuvideoSet a custom menu video for the bot

.setmenuimageSet a custom menu image for the bot

.addmenuvideoAdd a menu video to the bot

.addmenuimageAdd a menu image to the bot

Official Links

CypherX resources

Pair site: get your Session IDOpen the pair site, enter your WhatsApp number, and copy the Session ID it gives you. You paste that Session ID during deployment on AHMED X.Open GitHub repositoryThe original source code of CypherX, published by its creator.Open CypherX Pairing Portal (Server 3)Official link shared by the creator in the CypherX project documentation.Open CypherX Pairing Server 1Official link shared by the creator in the CypherX project documentation.Open CypherX Pairing Server 2Official link shared by the creator in the CypherX project documentation.Open

How to Deploy

How to deploy CypherX on AHMED X

Create your free account

Get your Session ID

Open the CypherX pair site above, enter your WhatsApp number, and copy the Session ID it generates for you.

Deploy CypherX

In your AHMED X dashboard, choose CypherX, paste your Session ID, fill in any settings the bot asks for, and submit.

Your bot goes live

AHMED X builds and runs CypherX for you. Watch it come online from your dashboard and manage it anytime, start, stop or restart.

Pairing Code

How to Get a CypherX Pairing Code

Open the pairing portal

Visit pair3.cypherxbot.space, the CypherX pairing server linked from AHMED X. The portal provides a phone-number field, pairing-code generation, and a QR-scan option.

Enter your WhatsApp number

Enter the number of the WhatsApp account you want to connect, including the country code, in the format the page requests, and verify the number before continuing.

Generate the pairing code

Select Generate Pair Code and follow the instructions displayed by the portal. Keep the page open while the pairing and session-capture process is in progress.

Link WhatsApp

On your phone, open WhatsApp, go to Settings, then Linked Devices, tap Link a device, and enter the pairing code. If you choose the QR option instead, follow the QR instructions displayed on the portal.

Wait for the Session ID

Keep the tab open until the portal confirms the session is captured and the Session ID is ready. Copy the credential only after the portal confirms the process has completed.

Keep it private

A Session ID is sensitive authentication information. Do not share it publicly, send it to strangers, or post it in screenshots, because a valid session may provide access to the linked WhatsApp account.

Deploy Guide

How to Deploy CypherX on AHMED X

Open CypherX on AHMED X

Open the CypherX page on AHMED X and choose Deploy. If AHMED X asks you to sign in, do that first, and the deploy form opens inside your panel.

Generate your Session ID

Use the official CypherX pairing portal linked from the deploy form and complete the linking process until your Session ID is ready.

Enter the Session ID

Paste your session credential into the Session Id field in the deploy form and check the value carefully before submitting.

Configure available settings

If the deployment form provides configuration options, select the settings you need. Do not assume that every variable from a self-hosted installation is available through the web form.

Submit the deployment

Review the information and submit. Follow the status and instructions shown in your panel. Deployment success depends on the session validity, configuration, and compatibility with the current version.

Test the bot

Once the panel shows the bot is running, send a supported command to the connected WhatsApp account. If it does not respond, check the session status, command prefix, application logs, and installed version.

Features

What CypherX Documents

CypherX does not publish a complete feature or command list in its README, so this page sticks to what the project itself documents in its repository, package metadata, and release notes. Feature availability depends on the version being deployed, and some tools rely on external services or configuration that may not work in every deployment.

Its release notes document media work in detail: animated and video stickers from Telegram packs are converted and sent as proper video stickers, with Lottie stickers converted through FFmpeg, and the menu video and image commands persist their settings to both the bot state and the database. The package metadata shows the technical stack behind the bot, including the Baileys library, a Google text-to-speech package, and SQLite and PostgreSQL database packages.

Messaging and group utilities configured through its command and settings system

Sticker creation and processing, including Telegram sticker pack conversion

Media downloading and processing tools for supported services and formats

Text-to-speech functionality from its bundled Google TTS library

Database-backed storage options with SQLite or PostgreSQL

Requirements

Requirements and Configuration

CypherX is a Node.js application that uses the Baileys ecosystem and additional packages for media processing, AI integration, and storage. The current repository's package metadata specifies a supported Node.js range of >=20 <25. Confirm the active branch and version before installing it manually.

A self-hosted setup may require a compatible Node.js runtime, Git and npm, a valid WhatsApp session, the dependencies listed by the repository, and system tools such as FFmpeg, which its release notes use for sticker conversion, plus configuration for optional integrations. Requirements for the AHMED X deployment form may differ from a manual installation, so follow the settings and instructions provided by the platform.

Manual Setup

How to Install CypherX Manually

Developers who want to host CypherX themselves should use the official repository at github.com/Dark-Xploit/CypherX. Do not copy commands from an unrelated fork or an outdated tutorial without checking compatibility with the version you are installing. For a guided deployment workflow, start from the CypherX page on AHMED X instead.

Review the documentation

Read the latest README and package metadata in the official repository.

Prepare the environment

Install a compatible Node.js version within the range the package metadata specifies.

Get the source code

Clone or download the repository from GitHub.

Install dependencies

Install the project dependencies using the documented package-manager commands.

Configure the session

Configure the session and supported settings using the method the project supports.

Start and test

Start the application using the current documented start script, review the logs, and test the connection.

Troubleshooting

Pairing code is not generated: check that the pairing portal is accessible, verify the phone number and country code, follow the current portal instructions, and keep the page open while the session is being captured.

Session ID is not ready: wait for the portal to confirm that session capture is complete. If the process fails, follow the portal retry instructions and generate a fresh session if necessary.

Deployment fails: check the error and status displayed by AHMED X, and verify that the session credential is complete and the deployment form contains all required information.

Bot connects but does not respond: check whether the requested command exists in your installed version, and verify the command prefix, deployment logs, and connection status.

Media commands fail: verify that the media source is supported, the URL is valid, and the relevant dependencies are installed. External media services can change without notice.

Bot stops responding: review the application logs, session status, environment configuration, and resource limits. A successful initial deployment does not guarantee uninterrupted operation.

Safety

Is CypherX Safe to Use?

CypherX is a third-party WhatsApp automation project, not an official WhatsApp application. It uses an unofficial WhatsApp Web-compatible library, so understand the account and privacy implications before connecting your number. No unofficial WhatsApp bot can guarantee that an account will never be restricted, so use the software at your own discretion and follow these precautions:

Consider using a secondary number rather than your primary personal account

Keep your Session ID private

Review the source code and dependencies

Use only trusted pairing and deployment services

Avoid excessive messaging or spam-like automation

Understand what access the bot and its plugins may have

Follow WhatsApp's applicable terms and policies

FAQs

CypherX — Frequently asked questions