Whether you’re working with AI-assisted editors such as Cursor, Windsurf, or VS Code with Copilot, SuprSend provides dedicated tooling and resources to help LLMs understand and interact with your notification infrastructure more effectively.

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Plain text docs

Every page in the SuprSend documentation can be accessed in plain text format by appending a .md extension. For example, this page is available at building-with-llms.md. Plain text pages are especially useful when feeding documentation into an LLM, making it easier for the model to guide you during integration. We also provide /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt endpoints, which outline how AI agents and tools can systematically access the plain text versions of our docs.

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SuprSend MCP Server

SuprSend ships an MCP server that exposes SuprSend’s core building blocks—workflows, users, tenants, objects, and preferences—to LLMs and AI agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). With the SuprSend MCP server, you can:
  • Generate and refine code using natural language through AI-powered editors and agent tools.
  • Query SuprSend documentation directly to resolve integration and setup questions faster.
  • Build integrations quickly by allowing AI agents to call SuprSend tools without writing custom API wrappers.
  • Trigger and test workflows interactively using plain-language prompts.
The MCP server connects seamlessly with any MCP-compatible client or agent platform. Learn more in our MCP Server docs.