Agent Skill
The standalone agent skill teaches your AI agent when and how to send you notifications using curl directly. Unlike the MCP agent skill, this skill does not require the MCP server — it sends notifications via the Notifery API using curl. Once installed, your agent will automatically notify you about task completions, errors, and progress without you having to ask each time.
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”- A Notifery account with at least one zone and an API key (see Getting Started)
- The
NOTIFERY_API_KEYenvironment variable set in your shell
Installation
Section titled “Installation”npx skills add martinhjartmyr/skills --skill notiferyHow it works
Section titled “How it works”The skill activates when your AI agent detects one of these triggers in a conversation:
- Explicit requests — “notify me”, “send notification”, “let me know when done”, “alert me”, “ping me”
- Mentions of Notifery — “notifery”
- Proactive triggers — a long-running task completes or fails and you previously asked to be notified
When triggered, the skill tells your agent to send a notification by calling the Notifery API directly using curl with your NOTIFERY_API_KEY.
Workflows
Section titled “Workflows”Task completion
Section titled “Task completion”When a task finishes successfully, the skill sends a notification with:
title: short summary of what completed (e.g. “Build finished”)message: details or output summarycode:0duration: elapsed time in milliseconds, if known
Error notification
Section titled “Error notification”When something fails, the skill sends a notification with:
title: what failed (e.g. “Deploy failed”)message: error details, stack trace summary, or actionable contextcode: a positive integer (e.g.1for a general error, or the actual exit code)
Progress update
Section titled “Progress update”For ongoing work, the skill sends a short-lived status update with:
title: current status (e.g. “Running tests: 45/120 passed”)message: additional context if helpfulcode:0ttl: short expiry, e.g.300(5 minutes)
Source
Section titled “Source”The skill source code is available at github.com/martinhjartmyr/skills.