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FastAlert MCP Server

by FastAlertNow

Let an agent send a real notification, with a title, body, image and a tap action, to your FastAlert channels.

Notifications & Alerting to Humans
Summary
The step after the job finished: telling someone.

It is a small surface and it closes a real gap. An agent that has finished a long task can push a titled notification with a link straight to subscribers, instead of leaving the result in a chat window nobody is looking at.

What it is

The official FastAlert server. Two operations: list the notification channels on your account, and send a message to one or more of them with a title, content, an optional image and an optional action such as a call, an email or a website link.

What you get
  • Your channels listed, optionally narrowed by a name search, each with its UUID and subscriber count
  • Output in either structured JSON or a readable text form, so the same call serves an agent and a person
  • A notification sent to a channel addressed by channel-uuid, carrying a required title and content
  • An optional action on the notification, one of call, email, website or image, with its action_value such as a URL or a phone number
  • An optional image attached to the notification
Requirements

Npx -y fastalert-mcp-server with API_KEY in the server's environment, taken from your FastAlert Settings page. Channels are addressed by UUID, which the channel listing returns.

Setup effort

One command plus a key — npx -y fastalert-mcp-server, then supply credentials