The Alerts group of Rewalto's MCP server has 3 tools as of 8 November 2026, 8:53 pm IST. Each tool below shows what it returns, its credit cost, who can call it and its inputs, read live from Rewalto's public tool list.
Alerts (3 tools)
Where alerts are sent.
create_notification_destination
Add an alert destination. Adds a place watch alerts can go. slack: an incoming webhook URL (https://hooks.slack.com/services/...). webhook: an https URL; the answer carries its signing secret once. telegram: no URL; the answer has the link to press Start with. email: no URL, the signed-in user’s own verified address (a session only). Free. Needs an API key; answers for the key’s own organisation only.
Credit cost
Free; saves a record
Who can call it
API key or Sign in with Rewalto, permission data:read
Inputs
channel (string, required): One of: email, slack, telegram, webhook.
label (string, optional): How it is shown, e.g. #pricing.
url (string, optional): For slack and webhook only.
list_notification_destinations
Alert destinations. Where the organisation’s watch alerts can go: each email, Slack, Telegram or webhook destination with its id (for a watch's notify), status and last error. Free. Needs an API key; answers for the key’s own organisation only.
Credit cost
Free
Who can call it
API key or Sign in with Rewalto, permission data:read
Inputs
None
test_notification_destination
Send a test alert. Sends a short test message to one destination and answers its new status (working, or failing with lastError). A Telegram chat not linked yet is linked first. Free. Needs an API key; answers for the key’s own organisation only.
Credit cost
Free; saves a record
Who can call it
API key or Sign in with Rewalto, permission data:read
Inputs
id (string, required): The destination id, from list_notification_destinations.
How the tools charge
Each tool is one call to the Rewalto API, with the same permissions, credit rates and quote and approval steps as the API, the CLI and the dashboard. Calling the tool list is free and needs no key. A tool marked as spending credits charges only for data delivered, at the published rate, and each answer says what it charged. A run that delivers nothing costs nothing. See pricing and credits and receipts.
