Developers
APIs, architecture and integration: developers and technical leads will find entry points for Sparks here – from Matrix and WebRTC via MCP and automation to backends and self-hosting.
Topics
Matrix & chat
Sparks is built on the Matrix protocol. Documentation on Synapse, tuwunel, E2EE, federation and Element interop.
Video & WebRTC
Video conferencing over WebRTC/LiveKit. MatrixRTC interop with Element Call. Compatible backends and configuration.
Backends & integration
Calendar (Sparks Cloud Postgres or Exchange SE/M365/Nextcloud/OX), files, identity: connect Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and other services. OpenAPI for public web RSVP.
Outlook add-in
Office add-in for Outlook: insert Sparks meeting links in appointments, calendar task pane, Entra/Keycloak auth. Hosted at outlook-addin.sparks.team.
Live-data MCP
MCP endpoint for external AI clients: calendar, tasks, files, call logs and transcripts – documented at docs.sparks.team.
Automation & webhooks
REST automation and incoming webhooks (e.g. n8n): trigger events, post messages to rooms, connect workflows.
Self-hosting
Run Sparks in your own infrastructure. Components, deployment and support for self-hosters.
Technical details, APIs and deployment: in the documentation at docs.sparks.team.