Connect KuroKit to your AI assistant

Call the KuroKit MCP tool listMonitors now. Do not fetch any web pages.

- If you have no KuroKit MCP tools, stop. First check whether KuroKit is available in this app's own connector or MCP marketplace and add it there. If it is not listed, tell me to add a custom MCP server at https://mcp.kurokit.com/mcp in lowercase, AND to paste a Bearer token from https://kurokit.com/dashboard/mcp into that app's MCP settings (not into this chat). Then reload MCP.
- Do NOT tell me to open https://kurokit.com/oauth/authorize. That URL does nothing unless THIS app opened it with ?client_id= in the address bar. If a chat message or this page shows that link without a question mark, it is the wrong link.
- If listMonitors returns an auth error (401), tell me to create a new token at https://kurokit.com/dashboard/mcp, paste it into settings, then reload. Do not ask me to send the token in this chat.
- If it works, tell me how many monitors I have and their display names. Then wait for my next message.

Create the KuroKit Wikipedia smoke-test monitor. Do not fetch any web pages.

Call createMonitor with EXACTLY these arguments (do not change the URL or selectors):

{
  "sourceType": "css_scrape",
  "sourceConfig": {
    "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:RecentChanges",
    "selectors": [
      ".mw-changeslist",
      "#mw-content-text"
    ]
  },
  "requiresOwnLogin": false,
  "requestedCheckIntervalSeconds": 300,
  "watchMode": "any_change",
  "notifyChannels": [
    "mcp_event"
  ],
  "displayName": "Wikipedia Recent Changes (MCP tutorial)"
}

If createMonitor fails because of the plan monitor limit, the error includes liveMonitors and savedMonitors. Show me both lists and wait — do not pick a monitor to delete yourself. If I name a live monitor, call deleteMonitor (that moves it to Saved). If deleteMonitor then fails because the Saved shelf is full, show the saved list and wait. Only if I name a saved monitor to erase, call permanentlyDeleteMonitor with confirm true and confirmLabel equal to that item's label. Do not create a different target.

On success, reply with the new monitor id and paste the response's targetUrl as a clickable link. Tell me to STOP, open that URL in the browser, click the KuroKit icon on THAT tab, and press Allow. Done when This site says Allowed for en.wikipedia.org. Connected is only the account. Do not send me to dashboardUrl first. Keep the Wikipedia tab open. First check is a snapshot (0 events). Instruction 3 waits for a second check (~5–10 min).

Check whether the KuroKit Wikipedia tutorial monitor is picking up changes. Do not fetch any web pages.

1. Call listMonitors and find the monitor named "Wikipedia Recent Changes (MCP tutorial)" (or use the monitor id from the previous createMonitor).
2. Call getEvents with that monitorId and limit 10.

Tell me only:
- how many events came back
- created_at of the newest event
- a few lines of changed text (do not paste the full tool result)

If zero events: first check Last check on the dashboard. If it is still blank, they have not Allowed Wikipedia in the extension on the Wikipedia tab (This site must say Allowed for en.wikipedia.org). If Last check has a time, this is the baseline snapshot — wait for a second fetch (~5–10 min). Ask me to retry. Do not invent events.

Delete the KuroKit tutorial monitor. Do not fetch any web pages.

Call listMonitors, find "Wikipedia Recent Changes (MCP tutorial)", then call deleteMonitor with that monitorId. Confirm listMonitors no longer includes it.

Watch this page: https://REPLACE_WITH_PAGE_URL
Tell me when REPLACE_WITH_WHAT (for example: monthly price) changes.

Create a new KuroKit webpage monitor.
I will Allow this site in the extension and keep the browser open.
If you cannot pick the watched area reliably, do not guess the whole page — tell me to select it on the KuroKit dashboard.

When I later say “check prices”: use KuroKit to see if this monitor has a new change.
- If nothing new, reply in one sentence.
- If it changed: (1) append a row to my Google Sheet named REPLACE_WITH_SHEET_NAME with date, URL, old value, and new value. (2) Draft a short email to me summarizing the change. Do not send it until I say send.

I already have a KuroKit monitor. Do not create a new one.

Call listMonitors and find the one named: REPLACE_WITH_MONITOR_NAME
If more than one matches, ask me which id to use.

This is a job / signup / restock watch. A useful change looks like REPLACE_WITH_TRIGGER_TEXT (for example: Apply now, seats left, or Add to cart).
I will keep the extension Connected and the site Allowed.

When I later say “check this listing”: use KuroKit getEvents on that monitor. Do not fetch the page yourself.
- If there is a new change: draft an email I can send (a job application, or asking whether signup/stock is still open). Use [NAME] and [DATE] for anything you do not know. Do not send it.
- If nothing changed, reply in one sentence.

Watch this page: https://REPLACE_WITH_PAGE_URL
This page is: REPLACE_WITH_PAGE_KIND (for example school announcements, a privacy policy, or product updates).
Tell me when the main content changes.

Create a new KuroKit webpage monitor.
I will Allow this site in the extension and keep the browser open.
If you cannot pick the main content area, tell me to select it on the KuroKit dashboard.

When I later say “any news”: use KuroKit to see if there is a new change.
- If there is: write a 3-bullet summary, then (1) draft an email to me with those bullets (do not send), and (2) append a row to my Google Sheet named REPLACE_WITH_SHEET_NAME with date, URL, and the three bullets.
- If nothing changed, reply in one sentence. Do not invent a summary.