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Whether your agent calls tools, runs shell commands, or just needs context, you’ve got options:
Every method needs a Courier API key. Create one in your Courier dashboard, then replace YOUR_API_KEY in the examples below.

MCP Server

The MCP server provides structured tool access for AI agents. Agents discover available tools automatically and call them with typed parameters; no shell commands needed.
Run /mcp to confirm courier is connected.
See MCP Server for setup on more clients like Claude Desktop and the OpenAI API, plus the complete tool list.

Courier CLI

The CLI gives agents (and you) direct shell access to all Courier API endpoints. Install once, set your API key, and any agent that can run shell commands can send notifications, inspect delivery logs, and manage users. See the CLI reference for the full command list.
Now your agent can run Courier commands. Send a notification:
Debug a failed delivery:
Check a user’s profile:
Every command supports --format json for machine-readable output.

Courier Skills

Agent skill packs that teach your AI coding assistant Courier notification best practices. Covers channel selection, compliance, reliability patterns, and more.
Once installed, your agent automatically gets routing guidance, compliance rules, and code patterns for all 7 channels and 28 notification types. See Courier Skills for coverage details and how the routing works.

Docs for Agents

Courier’s documentation is available as machine-readable indexes that AI agents can fetch to discover all available pages, API endpoints, and guides: These follow the llms.txt standard and are generated automatically from these docs. Agents that support llms.txt can discover Courier’s CLI, MCP server, SDKs, and API reference without any configuration.

What’s Next

MCP Server

Setup for all supported editors and the complete tool list.

CLI Reference

Full command list, output formats, and global flags.

Agent Skills

Coverage details and how the skill routing works.

API Reference

Full REST API documentation.
Whether your agent calls tools, runs shell commands, or just needs context, you’ve got options:
Every method needs a Courier API key. Create one in your Courier dashboard, then replace YOUR_API_KEY in the examples below.

MCP Server

The MCP server provides structured tool access for AI agents. Agents discover available tools automatically and call them with typed parameters; no shell commands needed.
Run /mcp to confirm courier is connected.
See MCP Server for setup on more clients like Claude Desktop and the OpenAI API, plus the complete tool list. The CLI gives agents (and you) direct shell access to all Courier API endpoints. Install once, set your API key, and any agent that can run shell commands can send notifications, inspect delivery logs, and manage users. See the CLI reference for the full command list.
Now your agent can run Courier commands. Send a notification: Debug a failed delivery:
Check a user’s profile:

MCP Server

Setup for all supported editors and the complete tool list.

CLI Reference

Full command list, output formats, and global flags.

Agent Skills

Coverage details and how the skill routing works.

API Reference

Full REST API documentation.
Once installed, your agent automatically gets routing guidance, compliance rules, and code patterns for all 7 channels and 28 notification types. See Courier Skills for coverage details and how the routing works.

Docs for Agents

Courier’s documentation is available as machine-readable indexes that AI agents can fetch to discover all available pages, API endpoints, and guides: These follow the llms.txt standard and are generated automatically from these docs. Agents that support llms.txt can discover Courier’s CLI, MCP server, SDKs, and API reference without any configuration.

What’s Next

MCP Server

Setup for all supported editors and the complete tool list.

CLI Reference

Full command list, output formats, and global flags.

Agent Skills

Coverage details and how the skill routing works.

API Reference

Full REST API documentation.
Whether your agent calls tools, runs shell commands, or just needs context, you’ve got options:
Every method needs a Courier API key. Create one in your Courier dashboard, then replace YOUR_API_KEY in the examples below.

MCP Server

The MCP server provides structured tool access for AI agents. Agents discover available tools automatically and call them with typed parameters; no shell commands needed.
Run /mcp to confirm courier is connected.
See MCP Server for setup on more clients like Claude Desktop and the OpenAI API, plus the complete tool list. The CLI gives agents (and you) direct shell access to all Courier API endpoints. Install once, set your API key, and any agent that can run shell commands can send notifications, inspect delivery logs, and manage users. See the CLI reference for the full command list.
Now your agent can run Courier commands. Send a notification: Debug a failed delivery:
Check a user’s profile: