Developer launches Notifkit, self-hosted notification infrastructure with MCP support
Notifyd is a self-hosted notification service shipped as a single binary that stores state in Postgres. It is operated via MCP, letting LLM clients manage notification configuration. It targets developers wanting a simple, self-contained notifications backend.
Notifyd is a self-hosted notification service shipped as a single binary that stores state in Postgres. It is operated via MCP, letting LLM clients manage notification configuration. It targets developers wanting a simple, self-contained notifications backend.
An MCP server that connects a developer's notification infrastructure to Claude, letting the LLM send campaigns, write personalized emails and SMS, and read delivery performance stats. It solves the need to check a separate dashboard by keeping notification workflows inside the terminal. Aimed at developers managing their own notification systems.
An MCP server that connects a developer's notification infrastructure to Claude, letting the LLM send campaigns, write personalized emails and SMS, and read delivery performance stats. It solves the need to check a separate dashboard by keeping notification workflows inside the terminal. Aimed at developers managing their own notification systems.
A developer released MCP Emails, an open-source MCP server that connects AI assistants to Gmail and IMAP/SMTP inboxes. It enables agents to read, search, and send emails through standard protocols, expanding MCP's reach into email automation.
A developer released MCP Emails, an open-source MCP server that connects AI assistants to Gmail and IMAP/SMTP inboxes. It enables agents to read, search, and send emails through standard protocols, expanding MCP's reach into email automation.
Noticky is a local MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets AI assistants read and write macOS sticky notes. It solves the problem of AI tools lacking access to local note-taking apps, enabling seamless integration for users who rely on sticky notes for quick reminders.
Noticky is a local MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets AI assistants read and write macOS sticky notes. It solves the problem of AI tools lacking access to local note-taking apps, enabling seamless integration for users who rely on sticky notes for quick reminders.
A read-only MCP server that aggregates all email accounts into one interface, accessible from a phone. It allows LLMs to query emails via the Model Context Protocol, solving the problem of managing multiple mailboxes in one place.
A read-only MCP server that aggregates all email accounts into one interface, accessible from a phone. It allows LLMs to query emails via the Model Context Protocol, solving the problem of managing multiple mailboxes in one place.