Langdock

Langdock can use Pushary in chats, agents, and workflows through a remote MCP integration. Its agent chooses when to send a notification or ask a question. This connection does not enforce approval of a separate action in your workflow.

Connect Pushary

You need Langdock's Create integrations permission. If Create is missing, ask a workspace admin to create the connection or grant that permission.

1. Open Plugins in Langdock, then select Create → Integration → MCP Integration.
2. Enter https://pushary.com/api/mcp/mcp as the server URL.
3. Choose OAuth 2.0 (Dynamic Client Registration), then Create and connect.
4. Sign in to the Pushary account that owns your devices.
5. Select List Server Features. Keep send_notification, ask_user, wait_for_answer, and cancel_question enabled. Langdock may select every discovered feature by default; disable propose_scope because its file-path gate does not apply to Langdock chats. The five documentation resources are optional. Save the integration.
6. In a new Langdock chat, open Plugins and select Pushary.

If your workspace cannot complete OAuth setup, choose API Key with the Authorization: Bearer header type instead. Create a key under Settings → API keys, then paste it into Langdock's API key field. Keep the key out of the server URL and shared instructions.

Check the connection

In a Langdock chat with Pushary enabled, ask it to send a test notification to your phone. Then ask a harmless yes/no question through ask_user, answer it on your phone, and check that Langdock receives your answer. If the tool appears but fails, check the Pushary account, the selected Langdock connection, and the tools enabled on the integration.

See Langdock's MCP setup guide for its current integration screens and Pushary's tool reference for the available actions.