Wire notifications from your AI editor.
Notavia ships an MCP server. Connect it to Cursor, Claude, or VS Code and let your agent send notifications, author templates, and check delivery — using your own Notavia API key.
Notifications, wired up conversationally.
Notavia's MCP server exposes the same capabilities as the API — so your AI editor can build and operate notifications without you writing the glue.
Send a notification
Ask your agent to send transactional email, an in-app message, SMS, or chat — from natural language, using your templates.
Author & preview templates
Draft and preview per-channel Scriban templates in place, so the message is ready before you write a line of glue code.
Check delivery status
Look up the status of a send — queued, delivered, bounced, complained — without leaving your editor.
Search the docs
Your agent can search Notavia's guides and API reference through the MCP server itself — the corpus ships with the server, so it works without fetching the docs site.
From zero to a sent notification.
A remote MCP server — no local process to run. Add it to your editor and authenticate with your API key.
Create an API key
In the Notavia console, create a key — start in Test so your agent can experiment safely, then switch to Live.
Add the MCP server
Point your AI editor at Notavia's MCP server and authenticate with your API key. The exact URL is in your dashboard.
Ask your agent
“Send a test welcome email to me@example.com.” Your agent calls Notavia through MCP and reports back the result.
{
"mcpServers": {
"notify": {
"url": "https://mcp.notavia.saas-infrastructure.com",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <YOUR_NOTIFY_API_KEY>" }
}
}
}Illustrative — copy the exact endpoint and header from your Notavia dashboard.
MCP, in answers.
- The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI tools call external services in a structured way. Notavia ships an MCP server, so AI editors can drive Notavia directly.
- Any MCP-capable client — including Cursor, Claude, VS Code, and Windsurf. You add Notavia's remote MCP server URL to the client's MCP configuration.
- Your agent authenticates with a Notavia API key you control — scoped to Test or Live and revocable at any time. Sending on a Live key follows the same gates as the REST API.
- No — the REST API and SDKs are the primary way to use Notavia. MCP is a fast path for teams who build with AI editors and want notifications wired up conversationally.
Let your agent wire up notifications.
Connect Notavia's MCP server to your AI editor and send your first notification conversationally.