Assign customer messaging tasks to Devin and verify live delivery with Bird.

Connect Devin to Bird’s MCP server and agent skills so your autonomous coding agent can wire transactional email, SMS notifications, WhatsApp messaging, and verification into your repository, check sending domains, and confirm delivery against your live workspace.

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Send messages and check delivery from your code, terminal, or AI assistant.

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Kun je controleren welke oproepen nu actief zijn en me vertellen welke verbonden zijn en welke nog overgaan?

Bird MCP4 verbonden acties
  1. 1Lees de werkruimteworkspace_get
  2. 2Zoek actieve gesprekkenvoice_legs_list
  3. 3Bekijk het verbonden gesprekvoice_legs_get
  4. 4Bekijk het overgaande gesprekvoice_legs_get
Bekijk MCP-docs

Connect Devin to your Bird workspace in four quick steps.

Register Bird’s hosted MCP server, authorize workspace access, and add repository skills so Devin can build and verify messaging features.

Server-URL
https://mcp.bird.com
Terminal · Skills
npx skills add messagebird/bird-ai
  1. Register the MCP server

    In Devin, open Customize, navigate to MCPs, and add a custom HTTP server using the server URL above with OAuth authentication. Adding a custom server requires the permission to manage MCP servers in your Devin organization.

    If you use the Devin terminal client, register the same server URL through the CLI and run its login flow to authenticate.

  2. Authorize workspace access

    Save the server configuration, click Connect, and complete the browser sign-in to grant access to your Bird workspace. Choose personal access so individual teammates authenticate with their own Bird accounts, or organization access so your team shares a single workspace connection.

  3. Install repository skills

    Run the skills command in your repository and commit the generated files. These skills give Devin structured guidance for Bird CLI workflows, channel setup, and email deliverability audits directly inside the codebase.

  4. Confirm the active workspace

    Before assigning a coding task, ask Devin to check the authenticated Bird account and list the active workspace details. Confirming the workspace identity and configured channels ensures your agent runs against the right environment.

Delegate channel setup and delivery checks directly from a Devin session.

Use these prompts to have Devin audit sending domains, wire SMS notifications into your application, or inspect live voice traffic.

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Bekijk mijn recente mislukte e-mails. Groepeer ze op reden, inspecteer het betreffende verzenddomein en vertel me wat er opgelost moet worden voordat er wijzigingen worden gemaakt.
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Help me SMS in te stellen voor orderupdates. Controleer mijn werkruimte en beschikbare afzenders, leg uit wat er ontbreekt en bereid vervolgens een test voor op een nummer dat ik opgeef.
Bekijk wat er nu gebeurt
Geef een overzicht van de Voice-gesprekken die nu actief zijn. Scheid verbonden gesprekken van gesprekken die nog overgaan en toon hun ID's.

Workspace permissions and authentication

How Devin authenticates with your Bird workspace, scopes tool permissions, and separates agent access from production credentials.

Does connecting MCP give Devin unrestricted access to my Bird workspace?

No. Devin operates strictly within the Bird role and workspace permissions you grant during OAuth sign-in. You can review or revoke the session connection at any time from your Bird account settings.

Do I need to generate a Bird API key to connect Devin?

Hosted MCP connections authenticate through browser OAuth sign-in, so you do not need to paste a static key into Devin. When Devin writes application code that sends email, SMS, or WhatsApp messages in production, your deployed service uses its own dedicated Bird access key stored in your environment variables.

Why do Bird MCP tools appear in Devin when workspace calls fail?

Registering the MCP server URL makes tool definitions visible to Devin, and completing the OAuth sign-in authorizes live workspace requests. Reconnect the Bird server in Devin’s MCP settings, finish the browser login flow, and ask Devin to verify the active workspace before starting your task.

Extend your autonomous messaging workflow. Review the MCP server reference, add repository skills for channel setup and email audits, or connect additional coding agents to your Bird workspace.

MCP-server

Inspect available workspace tools, OAuth scopes, and HTTP transport details for Bird’s hosted MCP endpoint.

Agent-vaardigheden

Install repository skills that guide coding agents through Bird CLI workflows, sender configuration, and email deliverability checks.

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