What is it?
It’s the set of AI-ready materials that help Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and other tools integrate WhatsApp, SMS, email, push, and other channels without inventing routes or fields. Think of a trip: you don’t memorize every street. You bring the map (LLMs.txt), a recipe for the route (Skill), and optionally a driver who steers for you (MCP).What is it for?
With these materials you can:- Ask for code with fewer endpoint, field, or auth mistakes
- Repeat tasks (send WhatsApp, list webhooks) with clear steps
- Run actions in the IDE without opening Postman
- Build visual automations in n8n with the official node
Which tool to use?
LLMs.txt explains the API. Skill teaches one task. MCP actually executes in the IDE. n8n connects systems with visual blocks. They complement each other; one does not replace the other.
How to start
- Paste the map in your prompt:
https://docs.notifique.dev/llms.txt - Describe your project: language, folders, what you already have
- Ask for something clear: channel, template, error handling
- (Optional) Set up MCP to test without leaving chat
- Test in sandbox with
sk_test_...before production. See Sandbox
Explore
MCP
Talk to Notifique inside Cursor or Claude and run real actions.
LLMs.txt
Official API map so AI stops inventing routes.
Skills
Step-by-step recipes for tasks like sending WhatsApp.
n8n
Automate with visual blocks using the official node.
Example prompt
What you can build
- OTP and alert codes
- Payment or order status notifications
- Marketing campaigns
- CRM or ERP connections
- Bots and automations
Quick tips
- A specific prompt works better than a generic one
- Always say which language and framework you use
- To actually execute, combine LLMs.txt + Skill + MCP
- Never paste API Keys in prompts. Use env vars or MCP config
Next steps
- Notifique MCP: set up in your IDE
- LLMs.txt: API map for prompts
- Skills: recipes per task
- n8n: visual automation
- API Keys: create
sk_test_andsk_live_ - Start here: first manual send