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Use to send notifications to my phone or computer about an event, update, or state change.
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| name | notify |
| description | Use to send notifications to my phone or computer about an event, update, or state change. |
To send a notification to my devices about something, use the ntfy API with the joshmock-pi-agent-events topic name.
curl \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $(pass agents/ntfy/pi)" \
-d "Something happened" \
https://ntfy.sh/joshmock-pi-agent-events
You can also set metadata like title, tags (mapped to emoji names), priority, and a clickable URL:
curl \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $(pass agents/ntfy/pi)" \
-H "Title: Unauthorized access detected" \
-H "Priority: urgent" \
-H "Tags: warning,skull" \
-H "Click: https://example.com/fix-it" \
-d "Remote access to josh-laptop detected." \
ntfy.sh/joshmock-pi-agent-events
Priority levels, in order of descending priority, are:
urgenthighdefaultlowminBasic markdown formatting is supported:
curl \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $(pass agents/ntfy/pi)" \
-d "**Something** happened" \
https://ntfy.sh/joshmock-pi-agent-events
Scheduled notifications are also supported:
curl \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $(pass agents/ntfy/pi)" \
-H "Delay: 3h"
-d "Something happened" \
https://ntfy.sh/joshmock-pi-agent-events
Supported delay time strings include:
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