IFTTT MCP

IFTTT's own hosted MCP server. Your agent can search IFTTT's service catalog, turn a plain-language description into a live Applet, manage the Applets you already have, and run one-off actions and queries, such as sending a Slack message or reading sensor data, across services like Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack, Philips Hue and Webhooks. What you can do with it - Search IFTTT's services and browse their triggers, queries and actions - Create Applets ("when X happens, do Y"), then edit, enable, disable or remove them - Look up your existing Applets, or find published ones that fit what you want to do - Run an action right away, such as a notification or a new spreadsheet row, or run a query to fetch data - Add Filter Code logic to an Applet by describing it in plain words (IFTTT Pro+) - Turn place names into coordinates for location-based triggers How it connects IFTTT hosts it at https://ifttt.com/mcp over streamable HTTP. The first time your agent uses it, your browser opens IFTTT's sign-in page, and a free account is enough. Each service you automate (Gmail, Dropbox and so on) also needs its own connection on your IFTTT account; when one is missing, your agent gets a link for you to connect it. IFTTT documents setup for ChatGPT, Claude and more, and also publishes a plugin and skill that teach coding agents to build Applets. Good to know - New Applets go live as soon as they're created, and run_action does the thing for real (messages get sent, lights get switched), so check what your agent is about to do. - Filter Code needs IFTTT Pro+; everything else works on every IFTTT plan. - IFTTT's steps for ChatGPT and Claude call for a paid plan in those agents.