Vybit Push Notifications
@flatirontek
About Vybit Push Notifications
Vybit is a push notification service that uses personalized sounds that you record or choose from thousands of searchable sounds. The information is in the sound!
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"vybit": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@vybit/mcp-server"
],
"env": {
"VYBIT_API_KEY": ""
}
}
}
}Tools
30List vybits with optional search and pagination. Returns a list of vybits owned by the authenticated user.
Get detailed information about a specific vybit by ID (key)
Create a new vybit
Update an existing vybit
Delete a vybit. Confirm deletion with the user before performing this action.
Trigger a vybit notification using its vybit key
Create a reminder on a vybit (the vybit must have triggerType=reminders). Each reminder gets its own cron schedule. Reminders must be in the future and will not trigger if the scheduled time has already passed.
List all reminders on a vybit
Update an existing reminder on a vybit
Delete a reminder from a vybit
List available sounds with optional search and pagination
Get detailed information about a specific sound
Get current API usage and limits. Shows daily and monthly usage counts, caps, and tier information.
Get the current time. Use this before creating reminders with relative time expressions like "in 5 minutes" or "an hour from now".
Browse public vybits available for subscription. Returns simplified PublicVybit objects.
Get details about a public vybit by subscription key before subscribing
Subscribe to a public vybit using its subscription key
List all vybits you are subscribed to (following)
Get details about a specific subscription
Update a subscription (enable/disable, update permissions)
Unsubscribe from a vybit
List all notification logs with optional search and pagination
Get details about a specific log entry
List logs for a specific vybit you own
List logs for a specific subscription
List all peeps (people invited or subscribed to your vybits)
Get details about a specific peep
Invite someone to subscribe to your vybit
Remove a peep (revoke subscription access)
List all peeps for a specific vybit
Overview
What is Vybit Push Notifications?
Vybit Push Notifications is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables AI assistants to manage your Vybit push notifications through natural conversation. It integrates with the Vybit notification platform and is designed for users of MCP-compatible AI tools like Claude Desktop and Claude Code.
How to use Vybit Push Notifications?
Install the server globally with npm install -g @vybit/mcp-server, then add it to your MCP client configuration (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json) with the VYBIT_API_KEY or VYBIT_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable set to your credentials from developer.vybit.net.
Key features of Vybit Push Notifications
- Manage vybits (create, update, delete, list)
- Send notifications with custom messages and content
- Discover and subscribe to public vybits
- Browse and search notification sounds
- View notification logs for vybits and subscriptions
- Monitor API usage and quota limits
Use cases of Vybit Push Notifications
- AI assistant sends infrastructure alerts when CPU or memory thresholds are exceeded
- Subscribe to public weather vybits and receive daily forecasts via push notification
- Create and manage scheduled reminders on vybits through natural language commands
- Control access to private vybits by inviting and managing permissions
- Check notification history and usage metrics before triggering new alerts
FAQ from Vybit Push Notifications
What authentication methods does Vybit Push Notifications support?
You can use either an API key or an OAuth2 access token. Set the VYBIT_API_KEY or VYBIT_ACCESS_TOKEN environment variable in your MCP client configuration.
Which AI clients are compatible with Vybit Push Notifications?
It works with any MCP-compatible client, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cline, Zed Editor, and Continue.dev.
How do I install Vybit Push Notifications?
Install globally via npm: npm install -g @vybit/mcp-server. Then add the server configuration to your MCP client with the appropriate environment variables.
Can I view notification logs through Vybit Push Notifications?
Yes, you can see notification history for your vybits and subscriptions using the provided logging tools.
How can I monitor my API usage?
You can check your current API usage and quota limits directly through the server's usage monitoring tool.
Frequently asked questions
What authentication methods does Vybit Push Notifications support?
You can use either an API key or an OAuth2 access token. Set the `VYBIT_API_KEY` or `VYBIT_ACCESS_TOKEN` environment variable in your MCP client configuration.
Which AI clients are compatible with Vybit Push Notifications?
It works with any MCP-compatible client, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cline, Zed Editor, and Continue.dev.
How do I install Vybit Push Notifications?
Install globally via npm: `npm install -g @vybit/mcp-server`. Then add the server configuration to your MCP client with the appropriate environment variables.
Can I view notification logs through Vybit Push Notifications?
Yes, you can see notification history for your vybits and subscriptions using the provided logging tools.
How can I monitor my API usage?
You can check your current API usage and quota limits directly through the server's usage monitoring tool.
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