Knowledge Base MCP Server

Learn how to utilize the Mobile Text Alert Knowledge Base MCP Server

Mobile Text Alerts offers a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for all the content in both Developer Center and the Help Center. This server allows AI assistants to read and search within all the available content to learn how to utilize Mobile Text Alerts features.

This allows you to ask your AI-tool (Cursor, Claude, etc.) a question and it can search all the available help sources in real-time and use the retrieved information to give you accurate, context-aware answers.

Access the Server

Server URL

The Knowledge Base MCP server is a remote server hosted at the following URL:

https://kb.mobile-text-alerts.com/mcp

Learn more about connecting to remote MCP servers.

Authorization

No authentication is required for this server.

Tools

The Knowledge Base MCP server supports the following tools:

• search_documentation - This is first used by the agent to search for relevant content for a given term or concept. This returns a list of results with page titles, links, etc.

• read_documentation - An agent can pass a page URL to this tool, which returns a full Markdown version of the article with additional scaffolding for easier AI consumption.

Connect to the Knowledge Base MCP Server

Cursor

You can configure remote custom MCP servers with the mcp.json file.

Configuration: (no authentication required)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mobile-text-alerts-knowledge-base": {
      "url": "https://kb.mobile-text-alerts.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Once installed, under Settings you should see mobile-text-alerts-knowledge-base under Installed MCP Servers with the available tools listed below.

Visit the Cursor Docs to learn more about installing MCP servers with Cursor.

Claude

1. Open Claude (web or Desktop app) and click the "Search and tools" icon and select Manage Connectors.

2. Under Connectors, click Add custom connector (or + Add) to begin the connection process.

3. Paste the following Server URL into the connector URL field:

   https://kb.mobile-text-alerts.com/mcp   

4. Give the connector a friendly name such as: “Mobile Text Alerts Knowledge Base".

5. Next click Add. You should see the new connector listed under Connectors.

6. Since there is no authentication required, you can now use this connector. Test it by asking Claude something that uses the Mobile Text Alerts Knowledge Base MCP server.

Example prompt: “Using the Mobile Text Alerts Knowledge Base connector, list available tools” — Claude should show tool names (Search Documentation, Read Documentation).

When Claude uses this tool, you'll see it appear in the chat view with the Mobile Text Alerts name and logo. This can be expanded to view the exact parameters passed in the tool call.

Visit Claude Support to learn more about custom connectors using remote MCP.