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Connect Airthings to Hark

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Airthings monitors your indoor air quality: radon, CO2, humidity, temperature, VOCs, and particulate matter.

Experimental. Hark does not document a way to add your own MCP server yet, so this may not work today.

What you can do with Airthings data in Hark

  • Ask Hark about your Airthings humidity
  • Have Hark summarize your Airthings temperature
  • Ask Hark about your Airthings VOCs
  • Have Hark summarize your Airthings PM2.5
  • Ask Hark about your Airthings radon

Set up in a few steps

See the full Hark guide

  1. Look in Hark's settings for a place to add an MCP server. If it is not there, freddy cannot be added to Hark yet.
  2. If you find it, add a server named freddy with the URL https://freddy.coach/mcp, and sign in with OAuth if Hark offers it.
  3. If Hark only accepts a key, use your direct URL and MCP key from the AI apps page in freddy instead.
  4. Confirm Airthings is connected on the freddy dashboard.
  5. Ask Hark about your Airthings data.

freddy is an independent service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Hark.

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