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• Runs a query on your logs or traces and returns the results

  Runs an Axiom query on an events or traces dataset, such as counting errors or finding slow requests, and returns the results.

  Try: “Show the top 10 status codes in logs for the last 30 minutes”

  Network · queryDataset

• Lists the datasets in your Axiom organization

  Lists every dataset you can query in your Axiom organization.

  Try: “List datasets”

  Network · listDatasets

• Shows the fields in a dataset and their types

  Lists the fields in a logs or traces dataset with their types, so the assistant knows what it can filter and group on.

  Try: “List the fields in the dataset logs”

  Network · getDatasetFields

• Lists the queries your team has saved

  Lists the saved queries in your organization so the assistant can reuse them.

  Try: “List my saved queries”

  Network · getSavedQueries

• Runs a query on a metrics dataset, like CPU or latency over time

  Runs a metrics query on an Axiom metrics dataset and returns the values, for example CPU use for one service over the last hour.

  Try: “Show CPU usage for api-gateway over the last hour”

  Network · queryMetrics

• Lists the metrics recorded in a dataset

  Lists the metric names available in a metrics dataset.

  Try: “List metrics in the metrics dataset”

  Network · listMetrics

• Finds metrics that carry a given tag value

  Finds metrics that match a tag value you already know, such as a service name.

  Try: “Find metrics tagged with service.name = api-gateway”

  Network · searchMetrics

• Lists the tags you can filter metrics by

  Lists the tags you can use to filter metrics in a dataset, such as service or host.

  Try: “What tags can I filter on in the metrics dataset?”

  Network · listMetricTags

• Lists the values a metric tag takes

  Lists the values a metric tag has in a dataset, such as every service name.

  Try: “List values for the service.name tag in metrics”

  Network · getMetricTagValues

• Shows your monitors and which ones are alerting

  Checks all your monitors and reports their current status, including which are alerting right now.

  Try: “Which monitors are currently alerting?”

  Network · checkMonitors

• Shows how one monitor is set up, including its query

  Shows the full setup of one monitor, including the exact query it runs.

  Try: “Show the full configuration for monitor mon_123”

  Network · getMonitor

• Shows when a monitor has alerted in the past

  Lists the alert history of one monitor over a time range.

  Try: “Show alert history for monitor mon_123 over the last 7 days”

  Network · getMonitorHistory

• Lists your dashboards

  Lists the dashboards in your Axiom organization.

  Try: “List my dashboards”

  Network · listDashboards

• Shows how a dashboard is set up

  Shows the details and charts of one dashboard.

  Try: “Show the configuration for dashboard abc123”

  Network · getDashboard

• Exports a dashboard as a JSON file

  Exports one dashboard as JSON, for backup or to copy it elsewhere.

  Try: “Export dashboard abc123 as JSON”

  Network · exportDashboard

• Lists where alerts get sent, like Slack or email

  Lists the notifiers set up in your organization, which are the places alerts go.

  Try: “List notifiers”

  Network · listNotifiers

• Shows which services call which, with traffic, errors and latency

  Returns the map of how your services call each other, with call volume, errors and rough latency. Only available when service map is on for your organization.

  Try: “Show the service map for the last hour”

  Network · services-getMap

• Reports new or missing service links and slowdowns

  Reports what changed in your service map, such as new or missing dependencies and latency regressions.

  Try: “What changed in the service map in the last 6 hours?”

  Network · services-getChanges

• Shows traffic history between two services over time

  Returns how calls between one service and its dependencies changed over time.

  Try: “Show edge history from api-gateway to checkout over the last day”

  Network · services-getEdgeHistory

• Creates a new dashboard

  Creates a new dashboard in Axiom from a description the assistant turns into JSON.

  Try: “Create a dashboard that charts error rate for logs over the last 24 hours”

  Write · createDashboard

• Changes an existing dashboard

  Updates an existing dashboard, for example to add a panel.

  Try: “Update dashboard abc123 to add a panel for p99 latency”

  Write · updateDashboard

• Changes one chart on a dashboard

  Changes a single chart on a dashboard without touching the rest, such as its time range.

  Try: “Change the time range on chart chart-1 in dashboard abc123 to the last 6 hours”

  Write · updateDashboardChart

• Creates a new alert monitor

  Creates a monitor that watches a query and alerts when a condition is met.

  Try: “Create a monitor that alerts when error rate in logs exceeds 5%”

  Write · createMonitor

• Changes an existing monitor

  Updates the settings of an existing monitor, such as its threshold window.

  Try: “Update monitor mon_123 to use a 5-minute threshold window”

  Write · updateMonitor

• Adds a new place to send alerts, like a Slack channel

  Creates a notifier, such as a Slack channel or webhook, that monitors can send alerts to.

  Try: “Create a Slack notifier for the #alerts channel”

  Write · createNotifier

• Changes where an alert channel sends to

  Updates an existing notifier, for example to point at a different webhook.

  Try: “Update notifier ntf_123 to point at a different webhook URL”

  Write · updateNotifier

• Creates a new dataset

  Creates a new events dataset in your Axiom organization.

  Try: “Create an events dataset named app-logs”

  Write · createDataset

• Deletes a dashboard

  Permanently deletes one dashboard.

  Try: “Delete dashboard abc123”

  Delete · deleteDashboard

• Deletes a monitor

  Permanently deletes one monitor, so it stops alerting.

  Try: “Delete monitor mon_123”

  Delete · deleteMonitor

• Deletes an alert channel

  Permanently deletes one notifier, so alerts stop going there.

  Try: “Delete notifier ntf_123”

  Delete · deleteNotifier

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Sends feedback about the connection to the Axiom team

  Sends a note to Axiom about unclear tool descriptions, wrong results, errors or missing features.

  Try: “Report that the query time-range description is unclear”

  Write · sendFeedback

Watch out for

• It can delete dashboards, monitors and notifiers

  The assistant acts as your Axiom user and can create, change and delete these. Use an account whose role allows only what you need. axiom.co

• Agent queries cost money

  Each query uses query compute at your plan's rate. Set hourly and daily query cost limits on the role so a busy agent cannot run up a bill. axiom.co

• Query results pass through US servers

  The hosted server runs in the US. Check this against your data rules if your Axiom data lives elsewhere. axiom.co

• You can revoke access at any time

  Delete the session under Settings, Profile, Sessions in Axiom. With mcp-remote, also clear the ~/.mcp-auth folder. axiom.co

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