OneUptime MCP Server: Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Shows which project and user you are connected as

  Returns the project your credentials belong to and, when you signed in, who you are and whether you can make changes. Call it first.

  Try: “Which OneUptime project am I connected to?”

  Network · oneuptime_whoami

• Explains what the OneUptime tools can do

  Returns guidance about the available resources and common operations. It works without signing in.

  Try: “What can you do in OneUptime?”

  Network · oneuptime_help

• Lists the kinds of records you can manage

  Lists every resource kind and the operations it supports. It works without signing in.

  Try: “What kinds of things can I manage in OneUptime?”

  Network · oneuptime_list_resources

• Lists and searches incidents

  Searches incidents with filtering, paging and sorting, and returns the matches with a total count.

  Try: “Show me open incidents from the last 24 hours.”

  Network · list_incidents

• Opens a new incident

  Creates an incident in your project and returns it with its ID.

  Try: “Create an incident for the checkout API being down, severity critical.”

  Write · create_incident

• Marks an incident as being worked on

  Moves an incident to the project's Acknowledged state, like pressing Acknowledge in the dashboard.

  Try: “Acknowledge incident INC-142.”

  Write · acknowledge_incident

• Resolves an incident

  Moves an incident to the Resolved state, like pressing Resolve in the dashboard.

  Try: “Resolve incident INC-142, the fix is deployed.”

  Write · resolve_incident

• Adds a note to an incident

  Adds a note that is internal to your team or public on the status page. Markdown works.

  Try: “Add an internal note to INC-142 saying we rolled back the release.”

  Write · add_incident_note

• Edits an incident

  Changes the fields of an existing incident.

  Try: “Change the severity of INC-142 to major.”

  Write · update_incident

• Permanently deletes an incident

  Deletes an incident. The docs say this cannot be undone.

  Try: “Delete the test incident I created earlier.”

  Delete · delete_incident

• Lists and searches alerts

  Searches alerts with filtering, paging and sorting.

  Try: “Which alerts are still unacknowledged?”

  Network · list_alerts

• Marks an alert as being worked on

  Moves an alert to the Acknowledged state.

  Try: “Acknowledge the CPU alert on web-1.”

  Write · acknowledge_alert

• Resolves an alert

  Moves an alert to the Resolved state.

  Try: “Resolve the CPU alert on web-1.”

  Write · resolve_alert

• Adds a note to an alert

  Adds a note to an alert.

  Try: “Add a note to that alert: restarted the service.”

  Write · add_alert_note

• Lists and searches monitors

  Searches monitors with filtering, paging and sorting.

  Try: “Which monitors are currently down?”

  Network · list_monitors

• Creates a monitor

  Creates a monitor in your project.

  Try: “Create a monitor for https://example.com.”

  Write · create_monitor

• Edits a monitor

  Changes the configuration of an existing monitor.

  Try: “Change the check interval of the example.com monitor to 1 minute.”

  Write · update_monitor

• Permanently deletes a monitor

  Deletes a monitor and cannot be undone.

  Try: “Delete the old staging monitor.”

  Delete · delete_monitor

• Lists status pages

  Searches the status pages in your project.

  Try: “List my status pages.”

  Network · list_status_pages

• Posts an announcement on a status page

  Creates a status page announcement.

  Try: “Post an announcement that we have scheduled downtime tonight.”

  Write · create_status_page_announcement

• Schedules a maintenance window

  Creates a scheduled maintenance event.

  Try: “Schedule maintenance for Saturday 2am to 4am.”

  Write · create_scheduled_maintenance_event

• Lists on-call duty policies

  Searches the on-call duty policies in your project, which define who gets paged and in what order. It lists the policies, not who is on call this minute.

  Try: “List our on-call duty policies.”

  Network · list_on_call_duty_policies

• Lists teams

  Searches the teams in your project.

  Try: “List all teams.”

  Network · list_teams

• Searches your logs

  Queries log data. The tool warns that telemetry tables are large, so always filter by a time range and keep limits small.

  Try: “Show error logs from the payments service in the last 15 minutes.”

  Network · list_logs

• Queries your metrics

  Queries metric data with filters.

  Try: “Show CPU metrics for web-1 for the last hour.”

  Network · list_metrics

• Queries your traces

  Queries trace spans with filters.

  Try: “Find slow spans over 2 seconds in the last hour.”

  Network · list_spans

• Lists exceptions your apps raised

  Queries exception data.

  Try: “What new exceptions appeared since the last deploy?”

  Network · list_exception_instances

• Shows the check history of monitors

  Queries the log of monitor checks.

  Try: “Why did the example.com monitor fail at noon?”

  Network · list_monitor_logs

• Lists security events

  Queries security event data.

  Try: “Show security events from today.”

  Network · list_security_events

• Counts incidents

  Returns how many incidents match a filter. Similar count tools exist for other record kinds.

  Try: “How many incidents did we have this month?”

  Network · count_incidents

• Shows a public status page, no sign-in needed

  Returns current status, resources, active incidents, maintenance and announcements for a public status page. It works without an API key.

  Try: “Is status.example.com reporting any issues?”

  Network · get_public_status_page_overview

• Lists incidents on a public status page

  Returns the incidents of a public status page without sign-in.

  Try: “What incidents has status.example.com reported?”

  Network · get_public_status_page_incidents

• Lists maintenance on a public status page

  Returns scheduled maintenance of a public status page without sign-in.

  Try: “Is there maintenance planned on status.example.com?”

  Network · get_public_status_page_scheduled_maintenance

• Lists announcements on a public status page

  Returns the announcements of a public status page without sign-in.

  Try: “Any announcements on status.example.com?”

  Network · get_public_status_page_announcements

Watch out for

• It can delete records, not just read them

  Delete tools exist for the 43 record kinds it manages. Authorize as Read only, or use a Viewer-level key. github.com

• Never give an agent a master API key

  The docs warn that a master key is accepted too and gives admin access to the whole instance. Use a project key with the least access. github.com

• It can change live incidents and status pages

  Tools acknowledge and resolve incidents, post notes and announcements, and public notes reach your customers. Review before approving. github.com

• Unauthenticated tools are public

  Help tools and public status page tools work without signing in. Status page owners can turn MCP access off per page. github.com

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