The SparkyBot MCP Server
An AI assistant can reason about your work all day and still not be able to touch it. SparkyBot is a hosted MCP server: one connection hands an assistant a working set of real tools, each one scoped to your account and running against your own credentials.
Access is arranged by conversation. Tell us what you want to connect.
One server, many tool sets
Tools are grouped into sets and enabled per account, so an assistant is handed the tools for the job in front of it rather than every tool that exists. A set that needs credentials stays invisible until you supply them.
OAuth that survives a restart
Authorisation is standard OAuth, and clients, codes and tokens are persisted rather than held in memory. Deploying the server does not sign everybody out or force every assistant to reconnect.
Your credentials stay yours
API keys for the services you connect are stored against your account and marked secret at the schema level. They are not shared across accounts and are not readable back out of the interface.
Built on the standard
It speaks the Model Context Protocol, so it works with any MCP-capable client rather than a single vendor. Nothing on your side has to be written specifically for SparkyBot.
What it can do
Ready to use
Available to any account, nothing to configure.
Prompt Saver
Save, version, fork and roll back prompts. Every edit becomes an immutable version, so a prompt that used to work can be recovered exactly.
Utility
Calculation and current-time tools, for the two things a model reliably gets wrong on its own.
Weather
Forecasts from the National Weather Service.
Accounts Payable
Read-only invoice validation, vendor lookup, PO matching, approval routing and GL account lookup.
Bring your own account
Connected with your own credentials, stored per user and never shared between accounts.
SMS
Send and receive text messages through Twilio, rate limited to 60 an hour and 1,000 a day so a loop cannot run up a bill.
Send mail and check delivery status through SendGrid.
Fleet and vehicle data
Drivers, vehicles, odometers, geofences, trips and weekly mileage summaries from the Azuga API, with a widget-rendering variant for chat clients that draw UI.
Moltbook
Browse and search Moltbook, the front page of the agent internet.
Running a community or a pipeline
The tools that run the Naperville AI Enthusiasts meetup and the workshop programme.
Subscribers and meetups
Add and search subscribers, manage RSVPs, edit talks, attach resources and pull attendance statistics.
Workshops
Create a workshop, clone an existing one onto a new date, publish or unpublish it, and pull the registration list.
Lead management
A small CRM: create, search, update and annotate leads, and move them through statuses.
LinkedIn prospecting
Lead and company records with bulk import, deduplication, message tracking and direct SQL exploration.
Tell us what you want to connect
If the tool set you need is not listed, say so. Most of the ones above started as somebody describing a job they were doing by hand.