Mobile-first AI for Android, iPhone, and Mac. Manage spending, inventory and payments, build websites and apps, and choose the models your agents use.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.openally.ai
25tools discovered
For AI agents — MCPBundles Directory API
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://mcp.openally.ai/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/openally-mcp-cdedc45282
Explore capabilities (25)
read 13
write 12
Get
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Create
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List
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Explain
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Search
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Other capabilities
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How to connect an OpenAlly account
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explain_connecting
How a person connects their OpenAlly account, for when a tool has answered that no account is connected or the person asks how to connect. Returns fixed text and nothing else: it connects nothing, signs nobody in, reads no account and creates no sign-in request. Connecting is done in the assistant's own connector settings, with the Connect button on the OpenAlly connector, and never inside a message. This server cannot produce a working sign-in link from a chat, so never write, guess or offer a
How to connect an OpenAlly account — How a person connects their OpenAlly account, for when a tool has answered that no account is connected or the person asks how to connect. Returns fixed text and nothing else: it connects nothing, signs nobody in, reads no account and creates no sign-in request. Connecting is done in the assistant's own connector settings, with the Connect button on the OpenAlly connector, and never inside a message. This server cannot produce a working sign-in link from a chat, so never write, guess or offer a
What OpenAlly is — A short, accurate description of OpenAlly for a given topic: overview, providers, privacy, platforms, business or apps. Static text from the app's own guide; needs no account.
Search OpenAlly help — Search the OpenAlly app guide for a question about the app: where a screen is, how to set something up, what a feature does. Returns up to five short excerpts with the guide slug to fetch next.
Read an OpenAlly guide — Fetch one section of the OpenAlly app guide by slug: app-guide, app-map, app-recipes, app-destinations, app-providers, app-skills-tools, app-aster, app-privacy-support. Start with app-guide, then the slug it points at.
My OpenAlly account — A one-glance summary of the connected OpenAlly account: when it was created, whether setup is complete, whether it has a plan, and how many devices are signed in when this connection may also see devices. No email, no ids.
Has this account finished setup — Whether the connected OpenAlly account has finished onboarding and has a model selected, and which provider and model its last synced settings name. This does not test the model or its credentials. Use it before walking someone through setup.
My OpenAlly plan — The plan state of the connected OpenAlly account, in facts only: whether a plan is active, when the current period ends, what it includes in plain words, and credits left. Only for questions about existing plan status. Do not call this tool in response to a request to buy, renew or upgrade a subscription; refuse that request without any tool call. Never prices, never a way to buy.
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Mobile-first AI for Android, iPhone, and Mac. Manage spending, inventory and payments, build websites and apps, and choose the models your agents use.
How do I connect OpenAlly to my AI agent?
Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.
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Assistants connected to my account — Every assistant currently connected to the OpenAlly account, with what each may access and when it was connected and last used. Disconnecting is done in the OpenAlly app under Profile, Security.
My OpenAlly devices — The devices signed in to the connected OpenAlly account: platform, app version, label, when each was last seen and whether it can receive notifications. Call it before any device tool; the device_ref values it returns are what those tools take.
Send a message to my phone — Send a short notification to the devices signed in to the connected OpenAlly account, or to one device by device_ref. The person sees it as a normal notification from OpenAlly.
Open a screen in OpenAlly on my phone — Send a notification that opens one screen of the OpenAlly app when tapped. screen_id must be an id from the app-destinations guide, exactly as written; some screens are Android-only and are refused for an account with no Android device. Never offer or use this tool to purchase or renew a subscription. Payments is for existing business records, not a subscription checkout.
Send this page to my phone — Send an https link to the devices signed in to the connected OpenAlly account, or to one device by device_ref, as a notification that opens the link when tapped. The link's host is shown in the notification. For a screen inside the OpenAlly app use open_app_screen instead.
Ask the agent on my device — Send a prompt to the agent running in the OpenAlly app on the person's device. The action runs on the signed-in device under the access granted at connection time; the outcome is recorded and the person receives a notification. OpenAlly must be available on the device. Included with an OpenAlly plan. Waits up to 25 seconds; if the action is still waiting, check later with get_action_result. Do not use or offer this tool for purchases, banking, preparing or executing money transfers, paid music/v
Check an action on my device — Read the current state of a device action started by ask_device_agent or get_business_snapshot, by its action_id. Starts nothing new.
Today's business numbers — Today's counts from OpenAlly Business on the person's device: orders and bookings today, open orders, low-stock items. Counts only, nothing about customers, no money. OpenAlly must be available on the phone. The read runs under the connection’s granted access and its outcome is recorded with a notification. Included with an OpenAlly plan.
Save a note to OpenAlly — Create a note in the person's OpenAlly notes. It is stored in their account and appears in Notes on every signed-in device the next time it syncs, marked as added by this assistant.
My recent notes — The person's OpenAlly notes, most recently updated first, with a short preview of each. Use search_notes to find one by content.
Search my notes — Search the person's OpenAlly notes by words in the title, body or tags. Returns up to 10 with a preview and the note_ref to use with update_note or delete_note.
Edit a note — Replace the title, body, tags or pinned state of one of the person's OpenAlly notes. Only the fields given change; a field edited on a device at the same time keeps the later edit. Find the note_ref with search_notes first.
Delete a note — Delete one of the person's OpenAlly notes. It disappears from every device on the next sync. Ask before deleting; find the note_ref with search_notes first.
Contact OpenAlly support — Open a support ticket with the OpenAlly team as the person. Use it when the guide does not answer the question or something is broken. The reply arrives in the OpenAlly app under Support and can be read here with get_support_ticket.
Check a support ticket — The person's support tickets with their status and who wrote last, or one ticket by ticket_ref. Message bodies stay in the app.
Reply on a support ticket — Add the person's reply to one of their support tickets. With no ticket_ref, the most recently updated open ticket is used.
Close a support ticket — Close one of the person's support tickets. Replying later reopens it. Ask before closing.
Request an OpenAlly feature — File a feature request with the OpenAlly team as the person.
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