NotifyMeMaybe

NotifyMeMaybe is an MCP server that connects AI assistants to multi-platform notification channels and interactive messaging workflows. The server bridges large language model clients with Telegram chats and HTTP webhooks, enabling two-way communication between automated agents and human operators. Developers, system administrators, and workflow automation engineers use NotifyMeMaybe to receive immediate status alerts, track long-running processes, and handle interactive confirmation flows directly from their mobile devices or chat interfaces. Instead of requiring human supervision in the terminal or client window, an AI assistant can broadcast notices, handle timeouts, and request clarifications synchronously using interactive prompts, Yes/No buttons, or selection menus. The server supports configurable priority tiers such as high, normal, and low, while tracking service health and automatically handling expired interactions. By integrating with the Model Context Protocol, NotifyMeMaybe enables persistent background agents to safely execute sensitive actions, pause for explicit human approval via chat, and resume task pipelines without manual client switching.

Category: Communication & Messaging

Tags: automation, messaging, notifications, telegram, webhooks

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How to install and configure NotifyMeMaybe

1. Obtain a Telegram bot token by messaging @BotFather on Telegram and using /newbot, then retrieve your chat ID. 2. Open your client's configuration file, such as claude_desktop_config.json for Claude Desktop. 3. Add the server under the mcpServers object: json { "mcpServers": { "notify-me-maybe": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "notify-me-maybe-mcp"], "env": { "TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN": "your_bot_token_here", "TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID": "your_chat_id_here", "TELEGRAM_PROMPT_ENABLED": "true", "TELEGRAM_INTERACTION_ENABLED": "true", "DEFAULT_NOTIFICATION_SERVICE": "telegram", "LANGUAGE": "en" } } } } 4. Restart Claude Desktop or Cursor to initialize the MCP server.

What you can do with NotifyMeMaybe

• Sending automated Telegram completion notifications, execution summaries, and file links when long-running AI code analysis or migration tasks conclude successfully. * Requiring synchronous user confirmations via Telegram buttons before an AI agent deletes files or executes destructive database operations. * Prompting users remotely for deployment configuration details like target staging or production environments before running build pipelines. * Dispatching high-priority emergency alerts through webhooks and Telegram channels when background agent jobs encounter network or connection failures. * Presenting multiple-choice selection menus to human supervisors to determine deployment strategies such as canary, rolling, or blue-green releases.

Key facts

• https://github.com/keoy7am/NotifyMeMaybe
• Communication & Messaging, CRM, ERP & E-commerce
• automation, messaging, notifications, telegram, webhooks

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How do I install NotifyMeMaybe?

You can run NotifyMeMaybe without local installation by configuring your MCP client to execute npx with notify-me-maybe-mcp. You must provide your Telegram bot token, chat ID, and environment configuration flags in your client configuration file.

What can NotifyMeMaybe do?

NotifyMeMaybe sends notifications across channels like Telegram and webhooks with priority tagging. It also creates interactive prompts, enabling AI agents to request text input, multiple-choice decisions, or Yes/No confirmations from users synchronously.

Which MCP clients work with NotifyMeMaybe?

NotifyMeMaybe works with standard Model Context Protocol clients including Claude Desktop and Cursor. You configure the server details and environment variables inside the client configuration file and restart the application.

Is NotifyMeMaybe open source?

Yes, NotifyMeMaybe is open-source software distributed under the MIT license, available on GitHub and installable via npm.