Fomo MCP. Push real-time proof events and manage templates via chat.
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Fomo. Manage your social proof notifications and real-time marketing feeds via AI agents. This server lets you programmatically push customer actions—like purchases or sign-ups—to your website's live feed.
You can also create templates, delete old events, or check integration status, all through natural conversation.
What your AI agents can do
Create event
Pushes a new, real-time customer interaction event directly to the live social proof feed.
Create template
Defines and creates a new structure or format for a social proof notification.
Delete event
Removes a specific, existing event from the live social proof feed.
Triggers a new social proof notification (e.g., 'John just signed up') onto your website's live feed using the create_event tool.
Creates new notification formats or retrieves details for existing ones using create_template or get_template.
Fetches paginated lists of recent events (list_events) or gets deep metadata on a single event (get_event).
Removes unwanted or incorrect events from the live feed using the delete_event tool, or modifies existing events using update_event.
Lists and monitors all active third-party services connected to your Fomo account via list_integrations.
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Fomo MCP Server: 11 Tools for Event and Template Management
These 11 tools let your AI agent manage your entire social proof lifecycle—from creating new events to listing templates and updating historical data.
019d759dcreate event
Pushes a new, real-time customer interaction event directly to the live social proof feed.
019d759dcreate template
Defines and creates a new structure or format for a social proof notification.
019d759ddelete event
Removes a specific, existing event from the live social proof feed.
019d759dget application info
Retrieves high-level metadata about your Fomo account and marketing setup.
019d759dget event
Gets all the detailed data points for one specific social proof event.
019d759dget template
Retrieves the full details and structure of a specific notification template.
019d759dlist events
Fetches a paginated list of the most recent social proof events that occurred.
019d759dlist integrations
Shows a list of all the third-party services currently linked to your Fomo account.
019d759dlist push messages
Lists all the messages that were sent to the feed and recorded by Fomo.
019d759dlist templates
Retrieves a list of all available notification templates you've set up.
019d759dupdate event
Modifies the content or details of an event that is already live on the feed.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Fomo MCP Server: Manage Social Proof Events & Templates
Forget logging into a dashboard. You connect your Fomo account to your AI agent, and you manage all your social proof feeds and notifications using plain talk. This server lets your agent programmatically push real-time customer actions—like a purchase or a sign-up—straight to your website's live feed. You'll also handle everything from setting up notification templates to cleaning up old events, all through natural conversation.
You don't need to touch a single button.
Pushing Live Customer Events
- When a customer does something—say, they sign up—you trigger a new social proof notification onto your website's live feed using
create_event. You can also modify an event that's already live on the feed usingupdate_event. - You can pull a list of the most recent social proof events that happened using
list_events, or you can get deep metadata for one specific event usingget_event. - If an event is wrong or you need to clean up the feed, you can remove it completely using
delete_event.
Managing Notification Templates
- You define and create a new structure or format for a social proof notification using
create_template. You can also check the full details and structure of an existing template usingget_template. - To see all the notification formats you've set up, you run
list_templates. - You can also get high-level metadata about your Fomo account and marketing setup using
get_application_info.
Auditing and Controlling Feed Content
- You can get a list of all messages that have already been pushed to the feed and recorded by Fomo by calling
list_push_messages. - You can also check all the third-party services connected to your Fomo account by running
list_integrations. - To see all the detailed data points for a single social proof event, you use
get_event. - You can fetch a paginated list of recent events using
list_events.
Working with Data
- You can retrieve the full details and structure of a specific notification template using
get_template. - You can list all available notification templates you've set up by calling
list_templates.
Basically, your agent handles all the heavy lifting. It pushes the events, manages the templates, and keeps track of who's connected and what's happened. You just tell it what you want.
How Fomo MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Fomo server and provide your Fomo Auth Token.
- 2 Connect your preferred AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.) to the MCP via Vinkius.
- 3 Use natural language prompts to call tools like
create_eventorlist_templatesdirectly from your agent.
The bottom line is, your AI agent handles the complex API calls; you just talk to it.
Who Is Fomo MCP For?
This is for the Growth Marketing Manager, the E-commerce Ops Specialist, and the Digital Agency Owner. They are the people who know that 'social proof' is key to conversion, but they hate logging into a dashboard just to manually check if the feed is working or to manually push a test event. They need real-time control without the UI.
Uses list_events to check the feed health, or create_event to test a new purchase flow without waiting for a real user.
Runs list_templates to see which proof points are active, and uses create_template when they need to define a new type of success message.
Uses list_integrations to audit client connections, and get_application_info to verify the entire marketing setup context.
What Changes When You Connect
- See the full history of events using
list_events. You don't have to click through endless dashboards to audit the last 50 sign-ups. - Control the appearance of your proof points. Use
create_templateto define new notification formats, like 'New Webinar Attendee'—not just 'Purchase'. - Quickly fix feed errors. If an event looks wrong, use
update_eventordelete_eventto correct it immediately, without contacting support. - Audit your whole setup with
get_application_info. Know exactly what context your marketing setup is running in, all from a single command. - Know your connections. Use
list_integrationsto see which third-party services are feeding data to your site, simplifying dependency checks. - View all sent messages using
list_push_messages. This helps you track if the event was successfully delivered to the live feed.
Real-World Use Cases
The feed needs a test event.
A developer needs to test the event flow immediately. Instead of making a fake purchase on the site, they prompt their agent: 'Run create_event for a test sign-up from San Francisco.' The agent runs the tool, and the live feed updates instantly. Problem solved.
Need to review all active templates.
The marketing manager wants to audit which types of social proof are live. They ask the agent to 'List all notification templates.' The agent runs list_templates, giving them a clean list of options they can then inspect further with get_template.
A bad event got posted.
Someone posted a fake event. The ops team doesn't want it visible. They instruct the agent: 'Use delete_event for the event with ID 99.' The agent runs the tool, and the bad proof point is instantly removed from the site.
Checking the entire marketing context.
The agency owner is onboarding a new client. They ask the agent to get_application_info. The agent runs the tool, providing a complete overview of the client's marketing setup and context, saving hours of manual dashboard digging.
The Tradeoffs
Manual Dashboard Diving
The user logs into the Fomo site, clicks 'Events,' filters by date, then clicks 'Templates,' and finally navigates to 'Integrations' to check status. This takes 10+ clicks and is prone to context switching errors.
→
Let your agent do the heavy lifting. To see recent events, prompt: 'Run list_events.' To check connections, prompt: 'Show me the active integrations using list_integrations.' Use the tools, not the UI.
Guessing the Event ID
The user remembers an event happened, but they can't find the exact ID to delete it, so they give up and manually contact support.
→
First, use list_events to get a list of recent IDs. Then, pass the correct ID to delete_event to remove the specific event.
Relying on UI updates
The user changes a template in the UI, but they aren't sure if the change applied to the live feed. They have to wait or check logs manually.
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After making changes, use get_template to pull the current, authoritative data structure. This confirms the template is active and structured correctly for the agent to use.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if your primary need is real-time, programmatic control over your social proof feed. If you need to push a test event, audit templates, or delete stale data, this server handles it. Don't use it if you just need to view static analytics charts; for that, you'll need a dedicated analytics platform. If you need to build a complex, multi-step workflow (e.g., 'If event A happens, then update template B'), you'll need to chain calls between tools and external orchestration layers. This server provides the building blocks, but the execution logic must come from your AI client.
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Available Capabilities
Checking your social proof feed shouldn't feel like a deep-dive audit.
Right now, checking if your social proof feed is working means logging into the Fomo dashboard. You navigate to the 'Events' tab, then you scroll through pages of data, hoping to find the one event you need to confirm. If you want to know what templates are available, you have to click a different tab and run a separate report. It's a lot of clicks, and it's slow.
With this MCP server, you just ask your agent: 'Show me the last 10 events.' The agent runs `list_events` and gives you a clean, immediate list. You've cut the dashboard navigation and the manual scrolling; you get the data directly in your chat window.
Fomo MCP Server: Push events and manage templates with `create_event`.
Before this, if you wanted to test a new event type, you had to go into the system settings and manually trigger a test event, which often required finding a specific test API key or waiting for a developer to intervene. It was clunky and slow.
Now, you just tell your agent: 'Run `create_event` for a test sign-up.' The agent handles the full process, pushing the event to the live feed immediately. It's instant control, and you don't need to touch a setting page.
Common Questions About Fomo MCP
How do I use the `list_events` tool in the Fomo MCP Server? +
You ask your agent to list recent events. The agent runs list_events and returns a paginated list of the most recent social proof activity. You can then use this list to find specific IDs for other actions.
Can I use `create_template` to make a new type of proof point? +
Yes. You ask your agent to run create_template and provide the required structure. The agent defines the new template, allowing you to display a different type of social proof on your site.
What is the difference between `get_event` and `list_events`? +
list_events gives you a list of many recent events. get_event retrieves all the detailed metadata for one single, specific event ID.
Does `update_event` change the data for all users? +
No. update_event modifies the details of one specific event ID, making sure only that single instance of social proof is corrected or changed.
How do I see all my active integrations using `list_integrations`? +
Simply prompt your agent to list integrations. The agent runs list_integrations and provides a clear inventory of every third-party service connected to your Fomo account.
How do I check if I have enough permissions to use `create_event`? +
You must ensure your Fomo Auth Token has write permissions for the live feed. If the event fails to push, the agent should report a permission error, indicating where you need to adjust your account settings.
What happens if I try to use `delete_event` on an event that is already archived? +
The delete_event tool will return an error code and a status message. This confirms the event ID is invalid or the event has been permanently removed from the active feed, preventing accidental deletion attempts.
Can `get_application_info` provide details about which templates are currently active? +
No, get_application_info only returns core account attributes. To see the list of active templates, you need to use the dedicated list_templates tool.
How do I get an Auth Token for Fomo? +
You can find your API token in your Fomo dashboard under Settings > Site > API Access.
Can I use the agent to create new notification designs? +
Yes, you can use the 'create_template' tool to programmatically add new notification shells using the {{ variable }} syntax.
How do I push a purchase event to my feed via the agent? +
Use the 'create_event' tool and provide the event_type_id along with metadata like first_name, city, and title.
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