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OneSignal MCP Server

OneSignal MCP Server

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github.com/WeirdBrainsCommunication3Updated 38w ago

About OneSignal MCP Server

OneSignal MCP Server exposes OneSignal REST API operations for managing messaging, users, devices, apps, and analytics. It supports multiple OneSignal apps and provides tools for activities such as sending messages and exporting data.

Key features

  1. 01Push, email, and SMS messaging
  2. 02User, device, and subscription management
  3. 03Segment and template management
  4. 04iOS Live Activities
  5. 05Analytics and CSV exports
  6. 06Multi-app and API key management

Use cases

  1. 01Sending messages through OneSignal channels
  2. 02Managing users and subscriptions across apps
  3. 03Reviewing outcomes and exporting player or message data

MCP support

Exposes OneSignal REST API operations as tools for MCP clients, covering messaging, account data, app configuration, and analytics.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

No install method listed yet

We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.

Repository

Tools

No tool list yet

Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.

Details

From the project README

OneSignal MCP Server

A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with the OneSignal API. This server provides a complete interface for managing push notifications, emails, SMS, users, devices, segments, templates, analytics, and more through OneSignal's REST API.

License: MIT Version Tools

Overview

This MCP server provides comprehensive access to the OneSignal REST API, offering 57 tools that cover all major OneSignal operations:

🚀 Key Features
  • Multi-channel Messaging: Send push notifications, emails, SMS, and transactional messages
  • User & Device Management: Complete CRUD operations for users, devices, and subscriptions
  • Advanced Segmentation: Create and manage user segments with complex filters
  • Template System: Create, update, and manage message templates
  • iOS Live Activities: Full support for iOS Live Activities
  • Analytics & Export: View outcomes data and export to CSV
  • Multi-App Support: Manage multiple OneSignal applications seamlessly
  • API Key Management: Create, update, rotate, and delete API keys
  • Organization-level Operations: Manage apps across your entire organization

Requirements

  • Python 3.7 or higher
  • python-dotenv package
  • requests package
  • mcp package
  • OneSignal account with API credentials

Installation

Option 1: Clone from GitHub
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/weirdbrains/onesignal-mcp.git
cd onesignal-mcp

# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
Option 2: Install as a Package (Coming Soon)
pip install onesignal-mcp

Configuration

  1. Create a .env file in the root directory with your OneSignal credentials:

    # Default app credentials (optional, you can also add apps via the API)
    ONESIGNAL_APP_ID=your_app_id_here
    ONESIGNAL_API_KEY=your_rest_api_key_here
    
    # Organization API key (for org-level operations)
    ONESIGNAL_ORG_API_KEY=your_organization_api_key_here
    
    # Optional: Multiple app configurations
    ONESIGNAL_AIBOOKCRAFT_APP_ID=aibookcraft_app_id
    ONESIGNAL_AIBOOKCRAFT_API_KEY=aibookcraft_api_key
    
    ONESIGNAL_WEIRDBRAINS_APP_ID=weirdbrains_app_id
    ONESIGNAL_WEIRDBRAINS_API_KEY=weirdbrains_api_key
    
    # Logging level (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL)
    LOG_LEVEL=INFO
    
  2. Find your OneSignal credentials:

    • App ID: Settings > Keys & IDs > OneSignal App ID
    • REST API Key: Settings > Keys & IDs > REST API Key
    • Organization API Key: Organization Settings > API Keys

Usage

Running the Server
python onesignal_server.py

The server will start and register itself with the MCP system, making all 57 tools available for use.

Complete Tools Reference (57 Tools)

📱 App Management (5 tools)
  • list_apps - List all configured OneSignal apps
  • add_app - Add a new OneSignal app configuration locally
  • update_local_app_config - Update an existing local app configuration
  • remove_app - Remove a local OneSignal app configuration
  • switch_app - Switch the current app to use for API requests
📨 Messaging (8 tools)
  • send_push_notification - Send a push notification
  • send_email - Send an email through OneSignal
  • send_sms - Send an SMS/MMS through OneSignal
  • send_transactional_message - Send immediate delivery messages
  • view_messages - View recent messages sent
  • view_message_details - Get detailed information about a message
  • view_message_history - View message history/recipients
  • cancel_message - Cancel a scheduled message
📱 Devices/Players (6 tools)
  • view_devices - View devices subscribed to your app
  • view_device_details - Get detailed information about a device
  • add_player - Add a new player/device
  • edit_player - Edit an existing player/device
  • delete_player - Delete a player/device record
  • edit_tags_with_external_user_id - Bulk edit tags by external ID
🎯 Segments (3 tools)
  • view_segments - List all segments
  • create_segment - Create a new segment
  • delete_segment - Delete a segment
📄 Templates (6 tools)
  • view_templates - List all templates
  • view_template_details - Get template details
  • create_template - Create a new template
  • update_template - Update an existing template
  • delete_template - Delete a template
  • copy_template_to_app - Copy template to another app
🏢 Apps (6 tools)
  • view_app_details - Get details about configured app
  • view_apps - List all organization apps
  • create_app - Create a new OneSignal application
  • update_app - Update an existing application
  • view_app_api_keys - View API keys for an app
  • create_app_api_key - Create a new API key
🔑 API Key Management (3 tools)
  • delete_app_api_key - Delete an API key
  • update_app_api_key - Update an API key
  • rotate_app_api_key - Rotate an API key
👤 Users (6 tools)
  • create_user - Create a new user
  • view_user - View user details
  • update_user - Update user information
  • delete_user - Delete a user
  • view_user_identity - Get user identity information
  • view_user_identity_by_subscription - Get identity by subscription
🏷️ Aliases (3 tools)
  • create_or_update_alias - Create or update user alias
  • delete_alias - Delete a user alias
  • create_alias_by_subscription - Create alias by subscription ID
📬 Subscriptions (5 tools)
  • create_subscription - Create a new subscription
  • update_subscription - Update a subscription
  • delete_subscription - Delete a subscription
  • transfer_subscription - Transfer subscription between users
  • unsubscribe_email - Unsubscribe using email token
🎯 Live Activities (3 tools)
  • start_live_activity - Start iOS Live Activity
  • update_live_activity - Update iOS Live Activity
  • end_live_activity - End iOS Live Activity
📊 Analytics & Export (3 tools)
  • view_outcomes - View outcomes/conversion data
  • export_players_csv - Export player data to CSV
  • export_messages_csv - Export messages to CSV

Usage Examples

Multi-Channel Messaging
# Send a push notification
await send_push_notification(
    title="Hello World",
    message="This is a test notification",
    segments=["Subscribed Users"]
)

# Send an email
await send_email(
    subject="Welcome!",
    body="Thank you for joining us",
    email_body="<html><body><h1>Welcome!</h1></body></html>",
    include_emails=["[email protected]"]
)

# Send an SMS
await send_sms(
    message="Your verification code is 12345",
    phone_numbers=["+15551234567"]
)

# Send a transactional message
await send_transactional_message(
    channel="email",
    content={"subject": "Order Confirmation", "body": "Your order has been confirmed"},
    recipients={"include_external_user_ids": ["user123"]}
)
User and Device Management
# Create a user
user = await create_user(
    name="John Doe",
    email="[email protected]",
    external_id="user123",
    tags={"plan": "premium", "joined": "2024-01-01"}
)

# Add a device
device = await add_player(
    device_type=1,  # Android
    identifier="device_token_here",
    language="en",
    tags={"app_version": "1.0.0"}
)

# Update user tags across all devices
await edit_tags_with_external_user_id(
    external_user_id="user123",
    tags={"last_active": "2024-01-15", "purchases": "5"}
)
iOS Live Activities
# Start a Live Activity
await start_live_activity(
    activity_id="delivery_123",
    push_token="live_activity_push_token",
    subscription_id="user_subscription_id",
    activity_attributes={"order_number": "12345"},
    content_state={"status": "preparing", "eta": "15 mins"}
)

# Update the Live Activity
await update_live_activity(
    activity_id="delivery_123",
    name="delivery_update",
    event="update",
    content_state={"status": "on_the_way", "eta": "5 mins"}
)
Analytics and Export
# View conversion outcomes
outcomes = await view_outcomes(
    outcome_names=["purchase", "session_duration"],
    outcome_time_range="7d",
    outcome_platforms=["ios", "android"]
)

# Export player data
export = await export_players_csv(
    start_date="2024-01-01T00:00:00Z",
    end_date="2024-01-31T23:59:59Z",
    segment_names=["Active Users"]
)

Testing

The server includes a comprehensive test suite. To run tests:

# Run the test script
python test_onesignal_mcp.py

# Or use unittest
python -m unittest discover tests

Error Handling

The server provides consistent error handling:

  • All errors are returned in a standardized format
  • Detailed error messages help identify issues
  • Automatic retry logic for transient failures
  • Proper authentication error messages

Rate Limiting

OneSignal enforces rate limits on API requests:

  • Standard limit: 10 requests per second
  • Bulk operations: May have lower limits
  • The server includes guidance on handling rate limits

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgements

  • OneSignal for their excellent notification service
  • The MCP community for the Model Context Protocol
  • All contributors to this project

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