Use Ntfy from Claude Code
Bring Ntfy context into engineering work while Type keeps app access attached to the teammate and workspace.
AI agent integrationNtfy
Ntfy integration for multiplayer collaboration with AI agents using Claude Code or Codex
One governed connection your whole team and its AI agents can share, with approved actions and human review, so working in Ntfy never means pasting credentials into a prompt.
CategoryEmail & Messaging
Automate Ntfy with Codex
Let coding agents ask for the right app action, preserve conversation context, and keep humans in the approval loop.
Connect open agent workflows
Use Type as the collaboration layer around OpenClaw and other LLM workflows that need app access.
Email & Messaging
What the Ntfy integration exposes
Send push notifications to your phone or desktop via PUT/POST
One connection, many teammates
Connect Ntfy once, then decide which teammates can use it for threads, automations, skills, and coding work.
Representative actions
- Create NTFY Account
Tool to register a new user account on ntfy. Use when you need to create a new user account on the ntfy.sh hosted service. Note: This endpoint is not available on self-hosted instances unless signup is explicitly enabled in the server configuration.
- Create Web Push Subscription
Tool to register a web push subscription for browser notifications. Use when you need to enable push notifications from ntfy topics through a browser's native push notification system.
- Delete Web Push Subscription
Tool to unregister a web push subscription from the ntfy server. Use when you need to remove browser push notifications for a previously registered endpoint.
- Fetch Scheduled Messages
Tool to fetch messages scheduled for later delivery from a topic. Use when you need to retrieve messages that are set to be delivered at a future date. The poll=1 and scheduled=1 parameters are automatically set to retrieve cached scheduled messages in a single request.
- Get Account Information
Tool to retrieve account data for authenticated user or anonymous user. Use when you need to get account information, limits, statistics, or tier details.
Connection
API and auth details
ntfy provides HTTP-based pub/sub push notifications for phones, desktops, scripts, and services. Integrations can publish messages with PUT or POST, subscribe via API or clients, attach files, set priorities, actions, tags, titles, click URLs, scheduled delivery, and authenticate with token or basic auth on protected topics.
- Source
- Type catalog metadata
- Auth schemes
- API key, Basic auth
- API docs
- https://docs.ntfy.sh/
- API reference
- https://docs.ntfy.sh/publish/
- Official site
- https://ntfy.sh/
Source links
FAQ
Questions people ask before connecting Ntfy
Can Claude Code use Ntfy?
Yes. Type lets an AI teammate use connected Ntfy actions from a governed workspace context, so Claude Code work can reference the app without copying credentials into a local prompt.
Can Codex work with Ntfy through Type?
Yes. Codex can collaborate through Type with app context, skills, and approved actions. The Ntfy catalog entry includes public integration details and example capabilities where available.
Is this the same as a Ntfy MCP server?
Type exposes connected app capabilities to AI teammates and coding agents through Type's integration layer. Teams use it when they want shared app access, human review, and teammate-level permissions around agent work.
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