Enables posting monitoring notifications and alerts to Slack channels, with support for listing workspace users (coming soon feature).
🚀 Uptime Agent MCP Server
Connect your Uptime Agent monitoring system directly to AI assistants like Claude through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
✨ Features
Real-time Monitoring Access: Allow AI assistants to check your system's uptime status
Incident Management: View and analyze downtime incidents through natural conversation
Monitor Creation: Set up new monitoring endpoints with simple voice or text commands
Secure Integration: Enterprise-grade security for your monitoring infrastructure
🔍 What is Uptime Agent?
Uptime Agent is a powerful monitoring solution that tracks your websites and API endpoints, alerting you when they go down. This MCP server extends Uptime Agent's capabilities by letting you interact with your monitoring system through AI assistants.
🛠️ Installation
Prerequisites
Node.js 18 or higher
An active Uptime Agent account
Your Uptime Agent API key
To obtain your Uptime Agent API key:
Log in to your Uptime Agent Dashboard
Navigate to Account → API Keys
Create a new API key with appropriate permissions
Copy the generated key for use with the MCP server
Option 1: Quick Install via NPM (Recommended)
The fastest way to get started is with our setup command:
This command will:
Install the MCP server
Configure it for use with Claude Desktop
Prompt you for your Uptime Agent API key
Set up all necessary configurations automatically
Option 2: Install via Smithery.ai
To install using Smithery.ai:
Create an account at smithery.ai
Get your personal key from your Smithery account
Run the following command:
Replace <personal_key> with your actual Smithery personal key.
Option 3: Manual Local Installation
For advanced users who want more control:
Configure with your API key by creating a .env file:
Start the server:
🤖 AI Assistant Integration
Setting Up with Claude Desktop
After installing using one of the methods above, your MCP server is automatically configured for Claude Desktop.
If you installed manually, add the following to your claude_desktop_config.json:
Alternatively, you can use Docker:
Example Conversations
Checking Monitors:
"Claude, show me all my active uptime monitors."
Creating a New Monitor:
"Please create a new monitor for our API endpoint at https://api.mycompany.com/v2/health"
Analyzing Incidents:
"What incidents happened on our production servers last week, and what was the average downtime?"
📊 Available Functions
Monitor Operations
Function | Description | Parameters |
| Get a complete list of all monitoring endpoints | None required |
| Retrieve detailed information about a specific monitor |
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| Set up a new endpoint to monitor |
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Incident Management
Function | Description | Parameters |
| View all detected downtime incidents | None required |
| Get detailed information about a specific incident |
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| See all incidents for a particular endpoint |
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Public Tracking
Function | Description | Parameters |
| Create public tracking without authentication |
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Integration with Slack (Coming Soon)
Function | Description | Parameters |
| List all users in connected Slack workspace |
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| Post notifications to Slack |
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🐳 Docker Deployment
We provide Docker support for easy deployment:
📬 Support
If you have questions or need assistance:
Open an issue on GitHub
Contact us through our website: AVIMBU
📜 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.