Integrations
Connect an AI assistant (MCP)
How to connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Cursor to Notificado's MCP server with an agent token.
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Notificado's MCP server is at https://www.notificado.co/mcp (JSON-RPC over HTTP). A connected assistant can look up cases, prepare drafts, upload documents, check deliveries and download evidence, depending on its token's scopes. It never sends on its own.
1. Issue a token
Under Account → API (/cuenta/api) create a token with the narrowest scopes that do the job. An assistant that only reports needs cases:read and notifications:read. Details in API authentication.
2. Connect your client
Notificado requires the token in an Authorization: Bearer header. These clients support that for remote HTTP MCP servers:
- Claude Code — one command:
claude mcp add --transport http notificado https://www.notificado.co/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <token>"
- Claude Desktop — through the
mcp-remotebridge (needs Node.js), in its configuration file. - Cursor — by URL and headers, in
mcp.json.
The exact Claude Desktop and Cursor configuration, ready to copy, is on the MCP page.
3. Test the connection
Ask the assistant to call whoami({}): it answers your firm (orgId), your role, the token's scopes and its prefix. Then docs({}): the index of recipes and guides the server itself provides.
Confirm before sending
- The assistant prepares the case, the draft and the attachments.
- You add the recipients in the panel, with the art. 8 sworn statement.
- The assistant calls
sendNotification: the answer isawaiting_confirmationwith a link. - You open the link and confirm in the panel within 24 hours. Only then are credits consumed and the message frozen, timestamped and sent.
Limits
120 reads and 20 writes a minute per person, across all their tokens. See Limits.