Dingding Bot
An MCP server for the DingTalk robot API, supporting the sending of text and Markdown-formatted message notifications.
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 6.4K
What is MCP DingDing Bot?
MCP DingDing Bot is a lightweight MCP server that allows you to send text and Markdown-formatted messages to groups via the DingTalk robot. It is very suitable for automated notifications, team collaboration, and project management.How to use MCP DingDing Bot?
You can configure and start using it in just a few steps. First, obtain the Webhook address and Secret key of the DingTalk robot, and then start the server in a Docker or NPX environment as instructed.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for scenarios that require rapid communication, such as project status updates, CI/CD build notifications, exception alerts, and log monitoring.Main features
Send text messages
Supports sending plain text notifications to specified DingTalk groups.
Send Markdown messages
Supports using Markdown syntax to create richer message content.
Advantages
Easy to integrate into existing systems
Supports multiple message types
Quick to get started without complex configuration
Limitations
Limited to the DingTalk platform
Relatively single in function and not suitable for advanced requirements
How to use
Register a DingTalk robot
Log in to the DingTalk enterprise background, create a custom robot, and obtain the Webhook address and Secret key.
Install MCP DingDing Bot
Run the server via Docker or NPX and configure environment variables.
Test message sending
Verify that the robot is working properly and try sending a test message.
Usage examples
Send a simple text notification
Send a daily task summary to team members.
Complex notification in Markdown format
Display a Markdown-formatted notification of the project progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to create a DingTalk robot?
What's the difference between Docker mode and NPX mode?
Does it support signature verification?
Related resources
MCP official documentation
Basic introduction and quick start guide for the MCP protocol.
DingTalk Open Platform
Documentation for the DingTalk robot API interface.
GitHub code repository
The open-source code repository for the project.

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