Notifly

Notifly is notification infrastructure: workflows, subscribers, topics, and delivery across the email, SMS, push, chat, and in-app channels you configure. The Notifly plugin lets ChatGPT read that setup and its delivery history, and, when you allow it, trigger a workflow so a real notification goes out.

What it can do:

• List the organizations and environments your account can use.
• List your workflows and open one to see its steps, channels and payload schema.
• List your subscribers and look one up with their channels and attributes.
• List your topics.
• Read the notification activity feed: what was sent, to whom, on which channels, and whether it delivered.
• Trigger a workflow for a subscriber, after you confirm exactly what will be sent.

Tools: eight named tools. Seven are read-only (list_organizations, list_workflows, get_workflow, list_subscribers, get_subscriber, list_topics, list_notifications) and one sends (trigger_workflow).

Sending is deliberately hard to do by accident. Connecting uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and a consent screen, the scopes an assistant receives are derived from your own account permissions, and consent is re-checked at the moment a tool runs. trigger_workflow carries three further gates: an organization-level dangerous-operations toggle that is off by default, a two-step confirmation token bound to the exact organization, user, client, tool and arguments, so the assistant has to show you what will be sent before it can commit, and a caller-supplied transaction id for idempotency.

Who it is for: teams that run their product notifications on Notifly and want to check workflows and delivery, or send a notification, from a conversation.

Limitations: notifications go out only through the channel providers your organization has already configured, to your own subscribers, using your own templates. The plugin cannot create or edit workflows or subscribers, and it does not produce analytics charts. You can review and revoke a connected assistant at any time from Connected AI apps in your Notifly settings. The plugin processes no payments, generates no media, and serves no ads.