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The SuprSend MCP server exposes your notification infrastructure - workflows, users, tenants, objects, and preferences - as callable tools through the Model Context Protocol. Connect any MCP-compatible client and operate on SuprSend resources directly, without writing API wrappers or navigating the dashboard.

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What you can do

  • Integrate SuprSend SDK Integration with just a simple prompt in your codebase
  • Add the in-app inbox or preference center to your app
  • Setup up workflow or event triggers on product actions where you want to send notifications
  • Add user identification call when user logs in or signs up to your product
  • Migrate templates from external tools or codebases
  • “Create a tenant called Acme Corp and set their marketing category to opt-out by default”
  • Seed test users with channel addresses, then subscribe them to objects so they inherit the right preferences
  • Configure a preference hierarchy: set category defaults, apply tenant-level overrides, then layer in user choices
  • Add users to lists and objects to model your real subscription topology before writing any code
  • “User 583 says they never got the invite - show me their profile, channel addresses, and preferences”
  • Check what does an error mean and how to fix it
  • Check if a notification category is enabled at the user, tenant, or object level to find where it’s being suppressed
  • Pull up a workflow to verify if it’s active and inspect its configuration

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How it works

The MCP server runs locally via the SuprSend CLI - your AI client launches it on demand with npx suprsend start-mcp-server (no install step, always the latest version; requires Node.js 18+). When it starts, your AI client connects and gains access to a set of typed tools. When you describe a task, the AI selects the right tool, calls it with validated inputs, and acts on the result. All requests are authenticated using a workspace-scoped service token. You control which tools are exposed using the --tools flag, so production workspaces can be restricted to read-only if needed.

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Learn more

Tool List

All available MCP tools, organized by category. Includes scoping with --tools.

Prompt Cheatsheet

Copy-paste prompts for workflows, users, tenants, debugging, and integration.

Task Management App

Build a complete notification system from scratch using AI prompts.

Agent Skills

Install SuprSend knowledge into your agent for better code generation.