Kweenkl Mcp
Get iPhone push alerts when your MCP-connected agent finishes a job, errors, or needs your attention without watching the terminal.
Overview
Kweenkl MCP is a MCP server for the Operate phase that sends instant iPhone push notifications from any MCP client via Kweenkl’s hosted streamable-http API.
What is this MCP server?
- Streamable-HTTP remote MCP at api.kweenkl.com — no local server binary required for clients that support remotes
- Send instant iPhone push notifications from any MCP client after agent milestones or failures
- Optional X-Kweenkl-Device-Token header for channel management; sending can use channel webhook token or OAuth
- Pairs with long-running Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex sessions so you can step away from the desk
- Version 1.1.0 catalog entry with kweenkl.com as the companion iOS setup surface
- Catalog version 1.1.0
- Transport: streamable-http remote at api.kweenkl.com
- Optional secret header: X-Kweenkl-Device-Token
What problem does it solve?
Long agent runs finish in the background while you are away from your machine, so you miss failures or approvals until you manually check the session.
Who is it for?
Indie builders who live in MCP hosts for multi-hour agent tasks and want a minimal mobile alert path without operating their own notification stack.
Skip if: Teams that need PagerDuty-grade on-call routing, Android-only workflows, or in-chat-only updates with no mobile app.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you connect Kweenkl, your agent can trigger iPhone pushes so you know when to return, approve, or rerun a step.
- iPhone push notifications triggered from MCP tool calls
- Configured notification channels when using device token auth
- Hands-free awareness of agent-run completion or escalation points
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Journey fit
Operate is where solo builders stay aware of production and long-running agent work; push alerts are an always-on monitoring channel, not a build-time integration toy. Monitoring covers outbound alerts and human-in-the-loop signals when automated systems report status outside the IDE.
How it compares
MCP notification bridge to iOS, not a general push provider SDK or agent skill for writing code.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Kweenkl MCP for?
Solo and indie builders using Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or other MCP clients who want iPhone alerts when agents finish work or need input.
When should I use Kweenkl MCP?
Use it during Operate-style monitoring when you run unattended or semi-attended agent jobs and need pocket notifications instead of polling the terminal.
How do I add Kweenkl MCP to my agent?
Register the remote MCP URL https://api.kweenkl.com/mcp in your host, install the Kweenkl iOS app, then supply a device token, webhook token, or OAuth as documented for send versus channel tools.