Twilio Messaging MCP Server
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The Twilio Messaging MCP Server is designed for sending SMS messages via the Twilio API. It integrates with Claude AI via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and can be easily executed via npx.
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What is Twilio Messaging MCP Server?
This server provides tools, resources, and prompts for interacting with the Twilio Messaging API, enabling the sending of SMS messages and handling status callbacks.
How to use Twilio Messaging MCP Server?
The server can be installed via npm or run directly with npx. It requires a Twilio account with necessary credentials and an ngrok account for callback handling. Configuration can be done via environment variables or a .env file.
Key features of Twilio Messaging MCP Server
Send SMS messages via Twilio
Get status callbacks from Twilio with enhanced handling
Integrates with Claude AI via the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Executable via npx for easy usage without installation
Use cases of Twilio Messaging MCP Server
Sending automated SMS notifications
Integrating SMS functionality into AI applications
Receiving and processing SMS status updates
Building SMS-based chatbots
FAQ from Twilio Messaging MCP Server
What is the purpose of the ngrok auth token?
What is the purpose of the ngrok auth token?
The ngrok auth token is required for setting up a secure tunnel to receive status callbacks from Twilio.
How do I configure the server?
How do I configure the server?
You can configure the server using environment variables or a .env file with your Twilio and ngrok credentials.
What are the MCP capabilities of this server?
What are the MCP capabilities of this server?
This server provides MCP tools like send-sms, resources like twilio://statuscallback, and prompts like SendSMS.
What do I do if I encounter an 'endpoint already online' error with ngrok?
What do I do if I encounter an 'endpoint already online' error with ngrok?
You can stop your existing endpoint, use a different domain name, or start both endpoints with --pooling-enabled.
What do I do if I encounter an 'ENOTEMPTY' error with npm?
What do I do if I encounter an 'ENOTEMPTY' error with npm?
Try running the server directly with Node.js instead of using npx.