IFTTT MCP

IFTTT MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that lets AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot directly interact with IFTTT's ecosystem of over 1,000 app integrations. Instead of just answering questions, your AI can now take real actions—sending Slack messages, toggling smart lights, creating Google Calendar events, or building Applets on the fly. Built for both business and home automation, it bridges the gap between natural language prompts and actual productivity workflows. Who it's for: Professionals who want AI to execute tasks across their existing tools without manual copy-pasting, and home automation enthusiasts who want voice-controlled or AI-triggered smart home actions. It's especially powerful for power users of Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot who already rely on those assistants for work. How it works: After signing up for a paid IFTTT plan, you connect the MCP server to your preferred AI client (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) via OAuth. Once authenticated, you simply describe what you want—"Send a Slack message to the #general channel saying lunch is ready"—and the AI executes it through IFTTT's action library. You can also create new Applets (automation workflows) by describing them in plain language. What makes it different: Unlike standalone AI tools that only process information, IFTTT MCP makes AI an active participant in your toolchain. It leverages IFTTT's massive library of pre-built integrations and Applets, so you're not limited to a handful of platforms. The ability to discover and connect new Applets simply by describing your goal sets it apart from rigid automation tools.