Summary
Searching the SDK source rather than only the docs is the part that matters — a model writing integration code from documentation invents method signatures.
Documentation describes intent and drifts; the source is what the compiler will accept. Exposing both, with the source searchable across all three platform SDKs, means an integration snippet can be grounded in something real rather than plausibly assembled. This is a vendor's own tool for reducing support load on integration questions, which is exactly the case where accuracy beats coverage. Tool descriptions are in Korean; the SDKs it indexes are Swift, TypeScript and GTM templates.
What it is
A documentation and source retrieval server for Notifly with two tools: semantic search over the official documentation index, and search across the SDK source and templates.
What you get
- search_docs searches the official documentation index by meaning rather than by keyword match.
- search_sdk searches actual SDK source across iOS in Swift, React Native in TypeScript, and the Notifly GTM templates — so an example is code that exists rather than code that looks right.
Requirements
Nothing to supply.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y notifly-mcp-server@latest